Joseph
Markman
Hart Energy
Germany Ramps Up Capacity for LNG Imports to Replace Russian Gas
North Sea port is designated as a hub as four FSRUs are secured.
Dicey Long-term Natural Gas Outlook Stifles LNG Investment
Uncertainty hovers over long-term natural gas demand forecasts, particularly in Europe, says Bechtel executive.
Biden’s LNG Deal: Where Do Tankers Go from Here?
An agreement to supply Europe with more LNG includes a pledge to reduce demand for oil and gas; but does it also mean a green light for Gulf Coast export terminals?
Egypt’s Suez Canal Increases Tolls for Laden Crude Oil Tankers
The changes come “in line with the significant growth in global trade, the improvement of ships’ economics, the Suez Canal waterway development and the enhancement of the transit service.”
First LNG Cargo Departs from Venture Global’s Louisiana Plant
Venture Global started producing LNG in January at Calcasieu, where it is installing 18 modular liquefaction trains to produce about 10 mtpa of LNG, equivalent to about 1.5 Bcf/d of natural gas.
Feed to US LNG Export Plants Soars as 7th Terminal Loads First Cargo
Venture Global received permission on Feb. 11 from federal energy regulators to load LNG on the first commissioning vessel at its Calcasieu Pass export plant in Louisiana.
Stall No Longer: US LNG Export Projects Urgently Need to Be Funded and Built
Cut off from capital, these projects are needed in a world at risk of stumbling badly through the energy transition.
Midstream Project Update: A Lean Harvest
EPIC Y-Grade’s super system and other midstream projects move forward but PennEast finally calls it quits.
Prostar Capital Closes Refinancing for UAE Oil Terminal
New $280 million debt facility to fund significant VLCC loading expansion.
Cheniere Still Working on Louisiana Sabine LNG Tanks, Faces Possible Fine
Last week, Cheniere said in a federal securities filing that pipeline safety regulators proposed a $2.2 million penalty in July for alleged violations related to the 2018 leak.