Ken Hersh, head of the George W. Bush Presidential Center, spoke during Hart Energy’s America’s Natural Gas Conference about the current dynamics of the energy industry, climate change and world order.
Energy Chamber of Trinidad and Tobago head Thackwray “Dax” Driver says there’s a need to change the Caribbean island’s taxation structure to encourage continued investments.
Tellurian Inc.’s decision to pull a $1 billion bond deal related to its Driftwood project will “jeopardize” initial LNG exports slated for early 2026 while the search for equity partners intensifies.
Effective Jan. 2, Corey Grindal will relocate again to Cheniere Energy’s headquarters in Houston from London where he has served as executive vice president of worldwide trading since 2020.
Cheniere Energy and subsidiaries of Whistler Pipeline will move forward with the construction of a new 43-mile pipeline as part of plans to send more natural gas from the Permian Basin for export as LNG.
The Rice University Baker Institute for Public Policy’s Political Science Fellow Mark P. Jones recently spoke to Hart Energy about some of the headwinds confronting oil and gas investors eyeing shale opportunities in Argentina’s massive Vaca Muerta formation.
Dry natural gas production in the U.S. is forecast to rise slightly over the next 15 months or so to average 100.5 Bcf/d in December 2023 as rigs drilling for gas continue to rise, according to the EIA.
Cheniere Energy says operational excellence has enabled accelerated and enhanced execution of its capital allocation plan and will fuel further debt reduction and continued share repurchases and higher dividends.
Executives from Eni and ADNOC discussed accelerating developments at two of the Italian company’s projects in the UAE as well as other initiatives aligned with the energy transition.
Two LNG liquefaction projects under construction in Texas as well as one in Louisiana will add a combined 5.65 Bcf/d of LNG export capacity when completed and by 2025.
