Natural gas storage injections remain low
Natural gas storage injections have remained below the five-year average so far for the 2024 summer.
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Natural gas storage injections have remained below the five-year average so far for the 2024 summer.
Baker Hughes has been awarded a multi-year services frame agreement by Woodside Energy to support Australian LNG operations.
Aramco and Sempra have announced a Heads of Agreement for equity and offtake from Port Arthur LNG Phase 2.
Argent LNG has selected Chart Industries' mid-scale modular liquefaction solution for its upcoming 20 million tpy LNG facility in Port Fourchon, Louisiana, US.
Despite lower prices, the growing global LNG market remains tight amid supply constraints, according to the 2024 IGU World LNG Report.
A Wood Mackenzie report has suggested that European gas storage could hit 100% by end of September 2024.
The ambition of the Marsa LNG project is to serve as the first LNG bunkering hub in the Middle East.
Chart Industries Inc. has been chosen to supply critical liquefaction equipment to the Cedar LNG project, including natural gas liquefaction cold boxes and brazed aluminium heat exchangers.
Black & Veatch, in partnership with Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI), has received full notice to proceed with construction of Cedar LNG’s floating liquefaction facility to be located in Kitimat, British Columbia, Canada.
Baker Hughes has received an order from Black & Veatch to supply Cedar LNG in Canada with electric driven liquefaction technologies.
Pembina has awarded Worley a contract for the expansion of its existing Redwater propane-plus fractionation and storage complex in Alberta, Canada.
Technip Energies, JGC and NPCC have received a Limited Notice To Proceed (LNTP) from ADNOC to commence early EPC activities at the Ruwais low-carbon LNG project.
A new report from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) notes that Japan's gas and power utilities are increasingly focused on marketing and selling LNG abroad.
A Wood Mackenzie report suggests that Qatar will play pivotal role in LNG markets for decades.
The first three Pluto Train 2 modules for the Scarborough Energy Project have arrived in Karratha, Western Australia, marking a significant milestone for the project.