FERC Staff Requests Information on Plans for Kenai LNG Facility
Posted on Jul 18, 2011 in Federal Regulation, Liquefaction | Comments Off on FERC Staff Requests Information on Plans for Kenai LNG Facility
In preparation for its annual post-certification review of the Kenai LNG liquefaction facility, FERC staff has requested information from facility owners ConocoPhillips and Marathon Oil Co. The request seeks operational information as well as preservation and decommissioning plans for the facility. FERC has scheduled its review for September 13 and 14, 2011. Find further information in...
European LNG Headlines
Posted on Jul 15, 2011 in Liquefaction, Markets and Competition | Comments Off on European LNG Headlines
Statoil’s Snoehvit LNG Plant Down Due to Technical Issues (Reuters) Chancellor Merkel: Germany to Grow Investment in Nigerian LNG (Reuters)
European LNG Headlines
Posted on Jul 13, 2011 in Liquefaction, Regas Terminals & Capacity | Comments Off on European LNG Headlines
Statoil Eyes Bigger Snoehvit LNG Plant in 2018 (Reuters) Italy Gives Go-Ahead for Falconara Terminal (Platts LNG Daily) [subscription required]
Sempra LNG Considering LNG Export Project
Posted on Jun 8, 2011 in Liquefaction, LNG Exports | Comments Off on Sempra LNG Considering LNG Export Project
Reuters reports that a spokesperson for Sempra LNG said yesterday that it would consider building an LNG liquefaction facility in the United States if other parties would agree “to shoulder the market risks.” The company spokesperson went on to note that “[b]uilding a liquefaction facility in the U.S. … only makes sense if prices in the U.S. remain significantly lower...
European LNG Headlines
Posted on Jun 6, 2011 in Liquefaction | Comments Off on European LNG Headlines
Eni Oil Services Unit and Japan’s Chiyoda Sign LNG Accord (Adnkronos International)
U.S. Diplomatic Cable Discusses Jamaica-Trinidad LNG Deal
Posted on Jun 6, 2011 in Liquefaction, Marine Regulation | Comments Off on U.S. Diplomatic Cable Discusses Jamaica-Trinidad LNG Deal
The Jamaica Gleaner reports that a communication sent in 2007 from the United States Embassy in Kingston, Jamaica, suggested that Trinidad and Tobago withdrew from negotiations to provide LNG to Jamaica because of Jamaica’s then-ongoing negotiations with Venezuela. According to the cable, the U.S. Embassy believed that the withdrawal was not due to Trinidad supply...