Shell Resumes Shipping LNG from Prelude after Four-month Shutdown
The four-month shutdown was just the latest setback that Shell’s Prelude FLNG facility off northwest Australia has faced since its delayed start-up in 2019.
TotalEnergies to Hike LNG Production in US with Cameron Expansion
TotalEnergies recently became the leading exporter of U.S. LNG, most of which has been exported to Europe in recent times, contributing to the continent’s security of energy supply, CEO Patrick Pouyanné says.
Clearfork Midstream Adds Will Page as CFO, Victor Davis as VP of Ops
Clearfork added two senior management professionals to its leadership team, as well as began optimization projects and secured two commercial agreements with natural gas producers.
Overview: How Russian Invasion of Ukraine Increases Importance of LNG
In this week’s column, RED President Steve Hendrickson discusses the growing importance of LNG in European energy markets and the push to increase U.S. LNG export capacity.
Sempra Wins Extension on Texas LNG Project; NextDecade Also Seeks Extension
Sempra Energy received an extension until March 31, 2023 to build two pipelines in Texas and Louisiana to connect to an LNG plant. NextDecade is also seeking a similar extension for a Texas LNG project.
I Squared Capital Eyes LNG Sector after Raising $15 Billion
Infrastructure investor I Squared Capital says LNG export projects have “increasing momentum” as Europe seeks alternatives to Russian supply.
Midcoast Energy Explores Sale of Haynesville Shale Pipelines: Sources
Midcoast Energy, which is owned by private equity firm ArcLight Capital Partners, is working with an investment bank on the sale process, sources said.
Kinder Morgan’s Ruby Pipeline Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Ruby Pipeline is a natural gas pipeline joint venture operated by Kinder Morgan that extends from Wyoming to Oregon.
Southwest Gas Rebrands Questar as MountainWest Pipelines
Southwest Gas completed the rebranding of its Dominion Energy Questar Pipeline subsidiaries to MountainWest Pipeline, which CEO John Hester said reflects the region it serves.
Proposed EastMed Gas Pipeline is Not Viable: US Diplomat
Cyprus, Israel and Greece have been considering a pipeline connecting east Mediterranean gas discoveries to Europe, but the project took a setback when the U.S. pulled its political support for the project in January.