Pakistan will start building a 1,100-kilometre pipeline with Russia in July 2021 that will allow the South Asian nation to operate more liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals.
Trinidad and Tobago-focused exploration and production company Trinity E&P is looking into developing new energy projects to enable the energy transition.
Finnish technology group Wärtsilä has been awarded a contract to convert the UTE Ponta Negra power plant in Manaus to operate on natural gas instead of diesel fuel.
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports from the U.S. facilities increased in October, Department of Energy’s (DOE) latest report shows.
Affiliates of U.S. energy major ExxonMobil and Dutch storage tank firm Royal Vopak will be working on a feasibility study to assess the commercial, technical and regulatory aspects of an LNG regasification terminal in South Africa.
Piraeus-based company probunkers has submitted a request for an LNG bunkering license in the Port of Singapore.
Lloyd’s Register (LR) has awarded approval in principle to a Hyundai Mipo Dockyard for 30,000 cbm LNG carrier a prismatic with IMO type B tank.
Sempra Energy’s Cameron LNG export terminal in Louisiana was supposed to be restarted on Tuesday but was prevented after a utility plant trip knocked them offline the night before.
With 6.9 million tonnes shipped in November, it was the strongest month for Australian LNG exports since April this year, according to EnergyQuest.
The Nordic energy company Gasum has opened its 14th LNG and LBG gas filling station for heavy-duty vehicles in Sweden, 27th such station in the Nordics.
Clean Energy Fuels Corp. has won new deals for more than 58 million gallons of Redeem renewable natural gas (RNG) to accommodate continued demand in heavy-duty trucking, solid waste, and public transit sectors.
A new partnership between the Hamilton-Oshawa Port Authority (HOPA) and REV LNG has enabled marine vessels to refuel with LNG during any stopover at Hamilton Port.
Swiss LNG equipment company Burckhardt Compression has been able to negotiate an extension of its shareholder agreement for another five years.
Over three quarters or 77 per cent of new LNG supply are at risk under a 2-degree scenario, according to the latest report by Wood Mackenzie.
