Stabilis Solutions Inc. reported a sizable boost in delivered LNG volumes during the second quarter and strong revenue thanks to sky-high commodity prices, but management said there was still work ahead to push back on inflationary impacts and improve earnings. Houston-based Stabilis delivered increased volumes from its two liquefied natural gas facilities during the period,…
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Mexico’s CFE Planning $4.5 Billion Offshore Natural Gas Pipeline Expansion
Mexican state power utility Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE) said Thursday it is developing a $4.5 billion project with energy ministry Sener and Sistrangas pipeline grid operator Centro Nacional de Control del Gas Natural (Cenagas) to expand natural gas access on the Yucatán Peninsula. A CFE spokesperson told NGI’s Mexico GPI that the project in…
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LNG Still Cheap, but IMO 2020 Pricing Impacts Unclear
The implications of the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) revised rules for marine sector emissions will undoubtedly have far-reaching consequences, but how the new mandates may impact pricing for liquefied natural gas (LNG) remain unclear.
Qatar, Shell to Provide Global LNG Marine Bunkering Services
Natural gas giant Qatar Petroleum (QP) and the No. 1 gas seller, Royal Dutch Shell plc, are partnering to provide global marine bunkering services, a growing infrastructure need.

Mariner East 2 Nearly Complete, But Regulatory Issues Delaying Service
Nearly two years after the 350-mile Mariner East (ME) 2 pipeline was first expected to enter service, natural gas liquids are still not moving through as an Energy Transfer Partners LP (ETP) subsidiary continues to work through regulatory delays.
Mexico’s Strategic Gas Storage Initiative Puts IEnova in Position to Capitalize
Mexico’s plan to createstrategic inventories of natural gas could generate investment opportunities of up to $2 billion, according to Infraestructura Energetica Nova (IEnova).
Canada Marine LNG Seen as Cure for Languishing Mega-Projects
Canadian producers can break into liquefied natural gas (LNG) without waiting for stalled multibillion-dollar overseas export projects by fueling vessels instead of filling tankers, according to government- and industry-sponsored research.

Seismic Surveys to Test Atlantic’s Hydrocarbon Potential Back on Table
Five requests to seismically survey parts of the Atlantic Ocean off the East Coast, a precursor to allowing oil and natural gas drilling, are once again under review by federal officials.
British Columbia Government Steps on NGV Accelerator
The British Columbia (BC) provincial government has stepped on the natural gas pedal to increase the use of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and renewable natural gas (RNG), or biomethane, in transportation, marine and other sectors.

Sunoco’s Mariner East Wins Another Legal Battle in Pennsylvania Court
In another legal victory for Sunoco Logistics Partners LP’s embattled Mariner East 2 (ME2) project, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court ruled 5-2 Thursday to uphold the pipeline’s powers of eminent domain as granted under state authority.