The Next LNG Boom Will Dwarf The Last One
Demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) will continue to rise in the foreseeable future as global natural gas demand will grow exponentially with major emerging economies raising the share of Continue Reading
Virtual Pipelines: A Dangerous New Way to Transport Fracked Gas by Truck
For several years a mysterious fleet of tractor trailers loaded with natural gas cylinders has been crisscrossing U.S. roads, and in the dark early morning hours on Sunday, March 3, Continue Reading
One Country That Could Win Big From The U.S., China Trade War
If China follows through on its retaliatory threat of raising U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) tariffs from 10 to 25 percent, U.S. exports will be hit hard — but another Continue Reading
Carlyle Firm To Seek Fast-Track Approval Of Texas Oil Export Terminal
Lone Star Ports LLC, backed by Carlyle Group, will be seeking a faster-track approval from the U.S. Administration for its project to build the first U.S. onshore export terminal capable Continue Reading
National Grid says no new NYC natgas customers without Williams pipeline
(Reuters) – National Grid Plc said on Friday it will not process new applications for natural gas service in its New York City and Long Island service area until Williams Continue Reading
This Fast Growing LNG Market Is Scrambling For New Supply
A senior Pakistani official said a few weeks ago that Qatar had emerged as the front runner for a long term liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply deal with the country. Continue Reading
U.S. LNG exporters face headwinds due to trade war with China
The U.S. trade war with China has dozens of developers of liquefied natural gas export terminals scrambling to find other buyers, now that the fastest-growing market for the fuel is Continue Reading
New York Ditches Gas Pipeline Proposal Despite Soaring Electricity Bills
In an unsurprising move, the New York state authorities rejected a proposal for a new natural gas pipeline that would have supplied 400 million cu ft of natural gas daily Continue Reading
Expansion of Freeport LNG export terminal gets FERC’s nod
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission continued advancing LNG projects May 16, granting approval to a fourth train at the Freeport LNG export terminal in Texas that would add up to Continue Reading
New York Rejects $1B Shale Gas Pipeline
New York denied a key permit for a $1 billion Williams Cos. shale gas pipeline, dealing a critical blow to a project that would shuttle fuel to customers in New Continue Reading