European LNG Headlines
Posted on Jun 23, 2009 in Markets and Competition, Regas Terminals & Capacity | Comments Off on European LNG Headlines
Dragon LNG: Contract Workers Walk Out of Dragon LNG Terminal (Wall Street Journal) Poland’s PGNiG and Qatar’s Qatargas to Sign LNG Supply Contract (Polish News Company) [Subscription...
Elba Island, Altamira Terminals Expecting LNG Cargos
Posted on Jun 23, 2009 in Canada & Mexico, Regas Terminals & Capacity | Comments Off on Elba Island, Altamira Terminals Expecting LNG Cargos
Reuters reports that the LNG carrier Seri Bijaksana is expected to deliver an LNG cargo to the Elba Island terminal on June 26. Reuters also notes that the LNG vessel Grace Cosmos is en route from Egypt to the Altamira LNG terminal and is expected to arrive on July...
Cameron LNG Receives First LNG Cargo
Posted on Jun 23, 2009 in Regas Terminals & Capacity | Comments Off on Cameron LNG Receives First LNG Cargo
The British Diamond delivered the first LNG cargo to the Cameron LNG import terminal on Sunday. Read more in the Houston Chronicle.
Analysts: North American Shale Gas Plays Unlikely to Affect LNG Deliveries to Canaport LNG Terminal
Posted on Jun 23, 2009 in Canada & Mexico, Markets and Competition, Regas Terminals & Capacity | Comments Off on Analysts: North American Shale Gas Plays Unlikely to Affect LNG Deliveries to Canaport LNG Terminal
Several energy industry analysts told the New Brunswick Telegraph-Journal that they do not believe North American shale gas plays will have a significant impact on LNG volumes delivered to the Canaport LNG terminal. Noting that development of shale gas projects has been curtailed, Zach Allen of Pan Eurasian Enterprises said, “I don’t think you’re going to see quite so...
NATS: Summer Surge in LNG Deliveries to U.S. Market Not Likely
Posted on Jun 22, 2009 in Markets and Competition | Comments Off on NATS: Summer Surge in LNG Deliveries to U.S. Market Not Likely
Citing global market conditions, NATS released comments on Friday suggesting that a surge of LNG deliveries to the United States is becoming less likely than previously projected. NATS notes that there are indications that LNG supply may not be as great as previously anticipated and that the pace of LNG deliveries to U.S. terminals is not speeding up. [Subscription...