The investment bank Morgan Stanley warns U.S. LNG exporters could see cargo cancellations in the second half of 2023 due to robust gas storage injections in Europe and weaker demand for LNG in Asia.
Mexico, home to the 10th largest population in the world, is increasingly embracing electromobility but like other countries worldwide will face headwinds in the process.
Freeport LNG’s three trains located at its export facility on Quintana Island off the coast of Texas are back online after a 10-month fire-related shutdown and to the appeasement of clients from France’s TotalEnergies to Japan’s Osaka Gas.
TC Energy will boost its shipping capacity to the U.S.-Mexico border by 495 MMcf/d after the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved expansion of the North Baja XPress project, according to East Daley Analytics.
The Latin America and Caribbean region has the potential—in theory—to revert its dependency on LNG imports amid rising production and bilateral trade.
Stuart Young, Trinidad and Tobago’s minister of energy and energy industries, stressed the need for Latin America and Caribbean energy security in the face of energy transition demands during his June 5 keynote at the Caribbean Sustainable Energy Conference hosted by the twin-island nation’s Energy Chamber.
Mexico’s Energy Secretariat issued an export permit to New Fortress Energy Inc. for its Altamira fast liquefaction facility slated to start LNG operations in third-quarter 2023.
Staked by the Permian and the Vaca Muerta, Mexico and Argentina have the potential to bring to market 32.6 mtpa and 25 mtpa respectively over the near-to-mid-term, according to data from Rystad Energy and Argentina’s YPF SA.
Double Eagle IV is currently running four rigs and will pick up a fifth rig in July, the company’s co-CEO and co-founder Cody Campbell revealed May 23 during Hart Energy’s Super DUG event in Fort Worth, Texas.
M&A leaders talked about the opportunities that still exist in the Permian Basin during Hart Energy’s SUPER DUG event in Fort Worth, Texas.
