To advance North American natural gas pipeline expansions, TC Energy Corp. on Monday agreed to monetize a 40% stake in the Columbia systems via a joint venture (JV) with Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP). The Calgary midstream giant is selling off stakes to GIP in Columbia Gas Transmission LLC and Columbia Gulf Transmission LLC. TC would…
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Natural Gas Forwards Prices Surge in West as Record Heat Seen Continuing
Natural gas forward prices remained largely range bound in mid-July, but blazing heat out West led to huge, double-digit gains in the region for the rest of summer. Still, with a persistently large storage surplus and lackluster cooling demand across most of the rest of the country, August fixed prices averaged a moderate 11.0 cents…
Emerging LNG Projects Forecast to Push U.S. Natural Gas Exports to 13.3 Bcf/d in 2024
U.S. LNG exports could reach 13.3 Bcf/d next year as developers prepare to launch the initial phases for two large-scale projects on the Gulf Coast, according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA). As the supply of liquefied natural gas took a global spotlight last during after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, U.S. export projects also garnered…
Louisiana Regulators Cite Venture Global for Unauthorized Emissions at Calcasieu Pass LNG
The Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has ordered Venture Global LNG Inc. to better comply with its air permits and state regulations after a series of unauthorized emissions occurred at its Calcasieu Pass export terminal last year. The company could face steep fines following a compliance order and notice of potential penalty DEQ issued…
U.S. Continues to Drive Global LNG Supply Additions, GIIGNL Says
The United States is likely to become the world’s largest LNG exporter this year, according to the International Group of Liquefied Natural Gas Importers (GIIGNL). The United States added 8.4 million tons (Mt) of new volumes to global supply last year, or nearly one-half the 16.9 Mt added by other LNG producers across the world,…
Correction
The story, “NextDecade’s $18.4B Path to FID Weighing on Prospects for Other U.S. LNG Export Projects,” incorrectly stated management’s expectations for costs related to the second phase of the Rio Grande LNG project. Management at the company believes the second phase will generate more value and cost less to build than the first. Now that…
U.S. Natural Gas Activity, Prices Likely to Climb Into 2024, Says Liberty Energy CEO
Lower natural gas prices have reduced drilling activity in the Lower 48, but expect that to change by next year as LNG export projects advance and more supply heads south of the border, Liberty Energy Inc. CEO Chris Wright said Thursday. Denver-based Liberty, one of the top hydraulic fracturing (fracking) operators in North America, second…
Japan’s LNG Buyers Increasingly Frustrated with Australia’s Energy Policy
Australia could lose long-term LNG supply contracts with Japan under recent government policy changes over the past several months that appear to undermine the country’s natural gas industry. Under the Australian Domestic Gas SafeGuard Mechanism (ADSGM) passed earlier this year, the government is allowed to divert liquified natural gas feedstock to meet domestic demand, and…
NextDecade’s $18.4B Path to FID Weighing on Prospects for Other U.S. LNG Export Projects
NextDecade Corp.’s recent decision to move ahead with the Rio Grande LNG project in South Texas came with a staggering $18.4 billion price tag that could ultimately rise further as five export projects are now underway along the Gulf Coast. The company crossed the finish line by completing what it said was the “largest greenfield…
Sabine Pass LNG Feed Gas Deliveries Bounce Back – The Offtake
Feed gas nominations to Cheniere Energy Inc.’s Sabine Pass export terminal in Louisiana bounced back to 4.2 Bcf/d Wednesday after falling by 600 MMcf/d Tuesday.