Chevron Corp. received approval for farm-in at the AREA OFF-1 block offshore Uruguay and along with partner CEG Uruguay SA eyes the acquisition of 3D seismic over the remainder of 2024.
Australian natural gas and LNG exporter Woodside Energy, which recently agreed to acquire Tellurian in a deal valued at $1.2 billion, isn’t yet looking to develop an upstream U.S. onshore position to secure gas for Driftwood LNG.
Mexico Pacific CEO Sarah Bairstow shared her thoughts with Hart Energy on the outlook for the Saguaro Energía LNG project as it marches forward with plans to be the Permian’s relief valve on associated gas buildup.
The start-up of LNG Canada in mid-2025 will give its five joint venture partners access to liquefaction and international trade, which wasn’t a possibility from Canada before, an LNG Canada vice president told Hart Energy.
Energy executives from companies such as Cheniere and Woodside are planning for the energy transition—and natural gas as part of it.
Australia’s Woodside Energy plans to maintain at least a 50% interest in the 27.6 mtpa Driftwood LNG project that it's buying from Tellurian, CEO Meg O’Neill said during a media briefing at Gastech in Houston.
Chesapeake Energy is targeting getting 10% to 15% of its production onto an international index, the company’s Executive LNG Adviser Katrina Kaufman said Sept. 16 during the Asia-US LNG Roundtable.
Biden’s LNG pause is raising costs for LNG export projects, and its effects are far and wide in the U.S. LNG industry.
Chevron Corp., already drilling nearly 2.8-mile laterals at its Loma Campana Field in Argentina, wants to drill even longer horizontals, an executive told Hart Energy.
Delayed construction of Mexican LNG projects hinders U.S. producers’ ability to improve access to thriving markets.
