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Germany’s Wilhelmshaven LNG Terminal Set to Start by Year-End
Uniper CEO Klaus-Dieter Maubach said Germany, which lacks hydrocarbon giants of ConocoPhillips’ scale, needed to learn to maneuver in the international LNG market.
TC Energy Sees Higher Costs for Coastal Gaslink Pipeline in 2023
Long-delayed natural gas pipeline’s costs to exceed current $7 billion estimate, company says.
Enterprise’s Deepwater SPOT Project Receives Conditional Green Light
Enterprise’s Sea Port Oil Terminal could export 2 MMbbl/d from nearly 30 miles offshore of the Houston area directly onto VLCCs.
Delfin Gets More Time to Build US Gulf of Mexico LNG Export Plant
In September 2017, FERC authorized Delfin to put its project into service by September 2019. Since then, FERC has granted several one-year extensions to complete the project.
Stakeholder Midstream to Double Gas Capacity at Permian Basin Facility
Stakeholder Midstream announced a final investment decision (FID) on the installation of a second treating and processing train (Train II) at its Campo Viejo facility in the Northwest Shelf of the Permian Basin.
Enbridge Greenlights CA$3.6 billion Gas Pipeline Expansion in Canada
Gas production in Western Canada this year neared record levels of 18 Bcf/d. Enbridge CEO Al Monaco said that supply growth coupled with future demand from planned LNG export projects was underpinning the expansions.
Equitrans Wants US Legislation to Help Finish Mountain Valley Natgas Pipe
Mountain Valley–the only big gas pipe under construction in Appalachia—is one of several U.S. pipeline projects delayed by regulatory and legal fights with environmental and local groups.
Three US LNG Export Projects to Add 5.7 Bcf/d by 2025
Two LNG liquefaction projects under construction in Texas as well as one in Louisiana will add a combined 5.65 Bcf/d of LNG export capacity when completed and by 2025.
Amigo LNG Exclusive Q&A: Plans to Export US Gas from Mexico
LNG Alliance CEO Muthu Chezhian recently spoke to Hart Energy about the proposed Amigo LNG facility in Mexico and plans to export piped gas from the U.S. to South Asia.
Shell Signs LNG Supply Deal for Lake Charles Project in Louisiana
Energy Transfer agreed to a 20-year LNG supply deal with Shell for its Lake Charles LNG project on Aug. 24, which marked Shell’s return to the proposed Louisiana facility after the British oil major exited the project in 2020.