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Singapore LNG commences construction of second LNG terminal
Singapore LNG has marked the start of construction of the onshore connecting infrastructure for Singapore’s second LNG terminal.
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TES launches SEA-LNG membership
Tree Energy Solutions, a global green energy company developing large scale e-methane projects, has joined the SEA-LNG coalition.
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LNG Canada selects Técnicas Reunidas for engineering contract
LNG Canada has selected TR Canada E&C to carry out the FEED services for Phase 2 of Coastal GasLink, located in British Columbia, on Canada’s west coast.
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ABB extends automation and electrical scope for Rio Grande LNG Trains 4 and 5
ABB has been awarded additional orders by Bechtel, extending its scope to deliver integrated automation and electrical solutions for Trains 4 and 5 of the Rio Grande LNG facility in the US.
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Deutsche ReGas completes procedure for amendment approval
Deutsche ReGas has received approval to permanently operate its Mukran LNG terminal with two FSRUs using onboard gas generators.
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USTDA launches U.S. Global Gas Initiative
The U.S. Trade and Development Agency has launched its U.S. Global Gas Initiative, a new effort to expand US LNG exports by accelerating the deployment of US-made gas infrastructure to emerging markets.
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US natural gas prices soften as warmth returns despite strong LNG sendout
US natural gas prices eased as warmer weather reduced demand, even as LNG feed gas remained strong. April Henry Hub is trading at $2.94/MMBtu, back below the $3 handle as a milder forecast and weaker oil prices pull the prompt month lower and shift attention back to spring fundamentals. The Read more
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ADNOC L&S confirms early delivery of LNG carrier
ADNOC Logistics and Services plc has confirmed the early delivery of Arada, a 175 000 m3 LNG carrier constructed by Jiangnan Shipyard in China.
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LNG supply gap emerges as Gulf disruption reshapes global market
The LNG supply gap is emerging as Gulf disruption removes significant volumes from the market, with outages at Qatar’s liquefaction facilities taking around 12.8 mtpa offline, equivalent to roughly 17% of its capacity. Estimated LNG supply loss in 2026 from Gulf disruption, including Hormuz closure and direct damage At the Read more
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ST LNG selects Baker Hughes as technology provider
Baker Hughes has been chosen to supply critical gas compression, power generation equipment, and project development support for ST LNG’s proposed 8.4 million tpy LNG export terminal offshore the US.