Woodside will supply Jera with 200,000 metric tons of LNG a year over the course of the contract, but only during the cold months of December, January and February, according to a Reuters report.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's new rules seek to improve the regulatory environment for natural gas infrastructure projects immediately, the agency says.
After completing repairs from a 2022 explosion, Freeport LNG is asking for a looser deadline for its next LNG train.
Aethon Energy is navigating an uncertain market with cautious optimism as the company explores riskier opportunities that can help meet power demand growth, says President and Partner Gordon Huddleston.
Woodside will supply Jera with 200,000 metric tons of LNG a year over the course of the contract, but only during the cold months of December, January and February, according to a Reuters report.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's new rules seek to improve the regulatory environment for natural gas infrastructure projects immediately, the agency says.
After completing repairs from a 2022 explosion, Freeport LNG is asking for a looser deadline for its next LNG train.
Aethon Energy is navigating an uncertain market with cautious optimism as the company explores riskier opportunities that can help meet power demand growth, says President and Partner Gordon Huddleston.
The FSRU Excelsior is part of the Wilhelmshaven 2 terminal, with a planned capacity of up to 445 MMcf/d of natural gas.
Kimmeridge said it plans to reach a final investment decision on Commonwealth LNG by October.
LNG Canada will be the only west coast export terminal in North America. Canada has plans to become a significant player in the LNG sector by the end of the decade.
The Gulf Coast Midstream Partners’ FRESH facility would add about 26 Bcf of storage to southeast Texas in its first phase. The project is pending a final investment decision.
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Petronas and Woodside Energy expect the supply to come from several facilities, including the Louisiana LNG project.