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With one South Texas LNG export project set to be sanctioned by year’s end and a bevy of other ventures underway, Glenfarne Energy Transition LLC is finding its niche by tapping into the environmentally sensitive demands of potential overseas customers that want low-carbon energy. CEO Brendan Duval, who moved from Australia to the United States…

Click here to listen to the latest episode of NGI’s Hub & Flow podcast. NGI’s Jacob Dick, associate editor of LNG, talks with Ira Joseph, global fellow with Columbia University’s Center on Global Energy Policy, about the global LNG price risks that are still abound despite a relatively calm winter. Europe’s rush to replace Russian…

Colombia might need to up imports of natural gas in the years ahead, especially if its new president plans to end oil and gas rounds. Recently imports have been filling the gap between domestic natural gas production and domestic demand. In 2020, 399 Bcf of dry natural gas was produced in Colombia, and 413 Bcf…

Massachusetts Attorney General (AG) Maura Healey on Thursday asked the state’s Department of Public Utilities (DPU) to open an investigation into phasing out natural gas amid the transition toward alternative fuels by 2050.

FERC has denied a request from three environmental groups to rehear a 2017 order authorizing the Mountaineer XPress and Gulf XPress projects, a pair of TransCanada Corp. efforts to increase natural gas pipeline capacity out of the Appalachian Basin by expanding the company’s Columbia Gas Transmission LLC’s system.

Texas has risen to the top in an annual survey of oil and natural gas investment preferences by the Fraser Institute, the Canadian-based policy and economics research firm.

FERC staff will prepare an environmental assessment (EA) for TC Energy Corp.’s proposed Louisiana XPress (LAXP) natural gas pipeline project, which would provide open access firm transportation service through the expansion of existing capacity on Columbia Gulf Transmission’s current pipeline system.

Sanctioning has taken another step forward for what would be the second liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal on Canada’s west coast under a facility approval granted by the British Columbia Oil and Gas Commission.

Yet another natural gas-fired power plant is moving ahead in the Appalachian Basin, as Fortress Transportation and Infrastructure Investors LLC (FTAI) has issued a final investment decision to build a 485 MW facility in southeast Ohio.