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Chevron, MOL to Study CO2 Shipping from Singapore to Australia
A joint study agreement with shipping company Mitsui O.S.K. is Chevron New Energies' latest partnership to advance low carbon solutions worldwide.
Winter Power Resources May Be Tight in Parts of North America, NERC Says
Federal regulators also warned that the New England region faced its highest energy costs in more than 25 years this winter due to tight heating oil supplies and fierce competition for LNG.
US-Sanctioned Oil Tanker Stuck in Indonesia Carries Venezuelan Fuel
The U.S. Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control last week imposed sanctions on the stranded tanker, Young Yong, for its part in an international oil smuggling network that Washington said supports Hezbollah and Iran’s Quds Force.
Germany’s E.ON Almost Fully Cuts Value of Nord Stream 1 Stake
“Among the reasons for this are greater uncertainty amid the current situation and, since September 26, damage to both of Nord Stream 1’s pipelines whose cause is as yet unclarified,” said E.ON, Europe’s biggest operator of energy networks.
TotalEnergies Eyes Strong Refining Margins
France’s TotalEnergies SE said a ban on imports of Russian petroleum products will keep refining margins strong, while gas prices should remain robust amid Europe’s need to import LNG to replace Russian gas.
Cheniere Energy Seeks 18 Months to Upgrade LNG Turbines
The request reveals a potential snag at a critical LNG production facility as U.S. producers try to ramp up exports to meet booming global demand.
Exxon Shuts Unit at Britain's Fawley Oil Refinery
Exxon Mobil's British Fawley oil refinery remains in operation despite a gas flaring incident that occurred on Nov. 8.
Pipeline Operator TC Energy Posts Higher Profits, Looks to Sell Assets
TC Energy plans to sell off assets and minority interests to generate over C$5 billion through 2023, according to the company's CEO.
Cheniere Cleared to Return Louisiana Sabine LNG Tank after 2018 Leak
PHMSA ordered Cheniere to shut two LNG storage tanks at the company’s Sabine Pass LNG export plant in Louisiana in February 2018 after plant workers discovered a one- to six-foot crack in one tank that leaked fuel into an outer layer.
Alaska State Company Proposes Hydrogen Hub, Eyeing Federal Funds
"The Alaska Hydrogen Hub concept anticipates using $850 million in DOE funding along with $3.75 billion in private-sector funds, backed by offtake agreements from hydrogen customers in the U.S. and Asia," the Alaska Gasline Development Corp. said.