LNG

Another wave of liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply is preparing to hit the open seas as developers of the Cameron LNG project on Monday asked federal regulators for authorization to place its first production unit and related facilities into service by Friday (July 26).

FERC will create a division focused on liquefied natural gas (LNG), with staff based in both Washington, DC, and Houston, Chairman Neil Chatterjee said Tuesday.

Environmental groups have embarked on a complex effort at various state and federal agencies to stop an affiliate of New Fortress Energy LLC from developing a small-scale natural gas export terminal in New Jersey along the Delaware River.

U.S. natural gas forward prices continued on the wild ride they’ve been on the last few weeks, posting steep losses — one week after putting up equally sharp gains — as weather models that had called for scorching temperatures throughout most of July had begun to cool.

New Fortress Energy LLC is said to be holding meetings with the Philippine Department of Energy (DOE) about possibly investing in an onshore liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal to be integrated with a gas-fired power plant.

Kinder Morgan Inc. (KMI) executives have confirmed the rumors that have circulated in the oil and natural gas industry for months, indicating that a full ramp-up of its highly anticipated Gulf Coast Express natural gas pipeline is expected a week to 10 days earlier than its planned Oct. 1 start date.

After two years of trial shipments, British Columbia-based utility FortisBC has secured a modest overseas market toehold as a pioneer natural gas contract supplier for a Chinese trader.

Federal regulators on Tuesday approved additional liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports from the Gulf Coast, granting Kinder Morgan Inc. (KMI) authorization to site, construct and operate the proposed Gulf LNG project.

As the United States continues to bolster its position as a leading liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplier, “evolutionary and multi-layered changes” taking place in the global gas market will require the country to move away from long-held business practices and procedures, according to one expert.