New Market for U.S. Shale Gas Opens in Europe
Swiss petrochemicals giant Ineos Group Holdings SA plans to accept the first American shipment of a type of shale gas to Europe on Wednesday—a milestone that marks the opening up Continue Reading
Chevron Ships First LNG From Gorgon Project Off Australia
Chevron Corp. has shipped its first cargo of liquefied natural gas from its new multibillion-dollar plant off Australia’s west coast to a customer in Japan, the U.S. energy company said Continue Reading
Finland gets backing for LNG development
The European Commission said Friday it supported Finland’s strategy to invest in a small-scale liquefied natural gas terminal as an energy security option. The commission said it supported the government’s Continue Reading
Analysts: Europe Has Chance to ‘Pivot West’ for Gas Supplies
Europe’s at a crossroads in terms of ensuring reliable and sufficient natural gas supplies. According to figures from BP’s Statistical Review of World Energy 2015 , nearly 45 percent of Continue Reading
Hedge Funds Miss the Biggest Rally for Natural Gas of the Year
Money managers never saw the six-day rally in U.S. natural gas futures coming. Hedge funds missed out on the biggest rebound so far this year, boosting their net-short position in Continue Reading
Cheniere preparing to load second LNG cargo from Sabine Pass: sources
The Cheniere-operated Sabine Pass LNG terminal in Louisiana is preparing to load its second cargo, market sources said Friday. The facility is understood to be taking more feed gas than Continue Reading
EIA projects lower April natgas output in six of seven primary US shale basins
Total gas production across the seven primary US shale plays is expected to fall 450 MMcf/d month on month to a combined 46.308 Bcf/d in April, the Energy Information Administration Continue Reading
Growth in domestic natural gas production leads to development of LNG export terminals
The first export shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG) produced in the Lower 48 states on February 24 is a milestone reflecting a decade of natural gas production growth that Continue Reading
How Chesapeake CEO Aubrey McClendon Helped Push Coal to the Brink
The indicted, and now deceased, natural gas pioneer was a primary funder of the Sierra Club’s anti-coal campaign. by Richard Martin March 3, 2016 Aubrey McClendon, the former Chesapeake Energy Continue Reading
Build contracts awarded for European gas pipeline
A pipeline consortium slated to bring non-Russian natural gas through southern Europe said it awarded contracts for pipeline construction in Greece and Albania. A joint venture formed by Italian engineering Continue Reading