Ruth Liao
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Shell, TotalEnergies In Talks For Stakes In Adnoc LNG Plant
The two oil majors, as well as Japanese trading house Mitsui & Co., are looking for equity in the Ruwais facility, as well as contracts to purchase LNG from it, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
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Shell, TotalEnergies In Talks For Stakes In Adnoc LNG Plant
The two oil majors, as well as Japanese trading house Mitsui & Co., are looking for equity in the Ruwais facility, as well as contracts to purchase LNG from it, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
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Europe Gas Approaches Oversold Levels As Demand Set To Recover
European natural gas futures rebounded on Tuesday after approaching technical levels that signal the contracts have been oversold.
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Europe Gas Approaches Oversold Levels As Demand Set To Recover
European natural gas futures rebounded on Tuesday after approaching technical levels that signal the contracts have been oversold.
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Biden Freezes Approvals To Export Gas, Imperiling Major Projects
The move strikes at the heart of the debate over LNG’s role in the future of energy.
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Biden Freezes Approvals To Export Gas, Imperiling Major Projects
The move strikes at the heart of the debate over LNG’s role in the future of energy.
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World Trying To Quit Fossil Fuels Gets Flood Of Gas Instead
The biggest wave ever of liquefied natural gas megaprojects is about to ramp up as the sector bets on its place in the clean-energy transition.
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U.S. Becomes Top LNG Exporter After Overtaking Australia And Qatar
The US exported 91.2 million metric tons of LNG in 2023, a record for the country, according to data through Dec. 31 compiled by Bloomberg.
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U.S. Becomes Top LNG Exporter After Overtaking Australia And Qatar
The US exported 91.2 million metric tons of LNG in 2023, a record for the country, according to data through Dec. 31 compiled by Bloomberg.
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Maersk Sees Red Sea Shipping Chaos Lasting For Months
A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S, the world’s second-largest container line, is expecting shipping disruptions in the Red Sea to continue for months because of heightened security risks.
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Ship Insurance For Red Sea Transit Soars As Attacks Persist
The cost of insuring vessels that will transit the Red Sea jumped again this week after mounting attacks in the region forced some ships to avoid the vital waterway.
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LNG Vessels Begin To Reroute Away From Red Sea On Rising Tension
At least five ships have changed course since Friday away from waters off the coast of Yemen.
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One Ship in Panama Canal Paid $2.4 Million to Skip the Line
Due to traffic restrictions, some slots are not offered to LNG carriers or are limited to a specific transit direction.
