Calgary-based Pembina Pipeline Corp. has secured an agreement to supply natural gas liquids (NGL) for Dow Chemical Co. and is advancing LNG pipeline expansion projects that could provide multiple opportunities and more growth following a strong year. In support of Dow’s Fort Saskatchewan Path2Zero expansion project in Canada, Pembina entered into long-term agreements to supply…
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Freeport LNG Outage Set to Erase 40 Bcf of Feed Gas Demand as Repairs Extended
Freeport LNG Development LP’s two-week delay to finish repairs to a third train at its export terminal on the Texas coast is set to extend lower gas flows to two months, pushing the restart to mid-March. Feed gas flows to the liquefied natural gas export facility began to drop on Jan. 14 as a winter…
Altamira LNG Could Ship First U.S. Natural Gas Cargo from Mexico in April
New Fortress Energy Inc. (NFE) anticipates its offshore Altamira Floating LNG unit could become the first operating Mexican export facility in the coming weeks. After delays that stretched the commissioning process, CEO Wes Edens told analysts during a fourth quarter call that the first volumes of liquefied natural gas were expected to be produced in…
Woodside Lands Additional Scarborough Customer with Kogas Supply Agreement
As its work on the Scarborough LNG project progresses, Woodside Energy Group Ltd. has netted another major Asian customer for the expansion, this time signing on the world’s largest single importers of liquefied natural gas. Woodside has inked an agreement with Korea Gas Corp. (Kogas) to supply 0.5 million metric tons/year (mmty) of LNG on…
Sempra Looking Beyond LNG Pause to ‘Development Milestones’ for Port Arthur, Cameron Expansions
While U.S. LNG developers navigate the fallout of a pause in new worldwide liquefied natural gas export authorizations, Sempra Infrastructure executives said they were still focusing on the best prices and partnerships, rather than permitting timelines. The LNG and Mexico infrastructure arm of San Diego-based Sempra is currently in the early phases of construction on…
Canada Officials See American LNG Export Freeze as ‘An Opportunity for Us’
The Biden administration’s pause on LNG export licenses may have opened the door for competing projects in Canada to gain ground after years of lagging behind. Canadian officials this month have been playing up their lower emission bonafides in the wake of their southern neighbor’s pause on licenses, in a bid to push for Canada’s…
Ongoing Freeport LNG Outage Helps Lift European Natural Gas Prices – LNG Recap
Freeport LNG Development LP said Tuesday the third train at its export facility on the upper Texas coast would be offline for another two weeks, extending a month-long outage and providing support for European natural gas prices. Spokesperson Heather Browne told NGI on Tuesday that the company is working to finish motor repair work after…
Major Energy Trade Associations Challenge Legality of DOE’s LNG Export Pause
One of the U.S. oil and natural gas industry’s largest trade groups is pushing the Department of Energy (DOE) to reverse a pause on new LNG export licenses as the possibility of intervention from Congress slims. The American Petroleum Institute (API) and other groups representing the liquefied natural gas industry have filed a request for…
Venture Global Fighting Disclosure on Contracts, Awaiting FERC Reply on Calcasieu Pass Deadline
Long-term offtakers of Venture Global LNG Inc.’s Calcasieu Pass terminal in Louisiana are again pressing FERC to make the export project developer provide information about the facility, this time targeting a request to extend the commissioning process. Earlier this month, Venture asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to extend the deadline for its 10 million…
Qatar Takes Another Leap to Expand North Field Project, Boost LNG Output by 85%
Qatar on Sunday advanced plans to increase the country’s LNG production capacity by 85% from current levels, upping a bet that more natural gas will be needed as progress at other liquefaction projects appears to slow. CEO Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi, of state-owned QatarEnergy, said an appraisal program had determined that the productive layers of the…