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Jordan’s National Electric Power Company (NEPCO) closed a mid-December tender seeking two spot LNG cargoes for delivery in the first quarter 2016.
The South Hook LNG terminal is scheduled to receive the first Qatari LNG cargo of 2016 at the end of the week.
Shell plans more cuts after BG deal Hague-based energy giant Shell said Tuesday it reduced capital spending plan for next year as it prepares to finalize the combination with BG in a low oil price environment. Egypt expanding LNG infrastructure Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum recently revealed a US$3
Jordan’s first LNG import terminal at Aqaba, that recently stopped supplying gas to the country’s grid due to bad weather conditions, received a cargo of the fuel on Thursday.
Egypt has reportedly accumulated around US$350 million of debt towards the LNG suppliers due to a foreign currency crisis and low oil prices.
Nakilat and Keppel Offshore and Marine joint venture, N-KOM has extended its cooperation with Angelicoussis Group of companies with the signing of a ship repair services deal.
Natural gas exports from Israel’s Tamar field to Egypt have reportedly been given a green light by the government.
Liquefied natural gas cargo loaded at Qatar’s Ras Laffan complex has been dispatched to Petronet’s Kochi terminal.
World’s largest LNG producer, Qatargas said it has for the first time this year delivered a Q-Flex cargo between multiple ports for a single customer.
The UK’s South Hook LNG terminal is scheduled to receive another cargo of Qatari liquefied natural gas later in the month.
Qatar, the world’s largest liquefied natural gas producer, shipped an LNG cargo from the Ras Laffan Port to China on Sunday.
Shell expects 2,800 more job cuts after BG merger Hague-based gas and oil giant Shell said on Monday it expects a reduction of about 2,800 jobs after completion of the proposed merger with BG. Iran: talks completed over Middle East’s first FLNG project Two Iranian companies have reached a final deal
National Electric Power Company of Jordan informed that following disruptions earlier in the month its LNG import terminal is operating at full capacity.
