Waste Management has reached the decarbonization intersection and is increasingly looking to convert methane gas at its numerous landfills in North America while employing compressed natural gas to fuel its fleet of vehicles.
South American countries Brazil and Argentina offer large-scale investment opportunities that focus on electricity, renewables, asset divestments, crude oil and natural gas production and infrastructure build outs and LNG exports.
LNG Alliance CEO Muthu Chezhian recently spoke to Hart Energy about the proposed Amigo LNG facility in Mexico and plans to export piped gas from the U.S. to South Asia.
The planned global capacity carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) pipeline has reached 905 million tonnes per annum with the lion’s share of the projects domiciled in North America
Freeport LNG pushes back original timelines for the expected partial and full restart of its Texas liquefaction facility that went offline in early June due to a fire.
APA Corp. reported a mixed bag of results from two exploration wells offshore Suriname where the Houston-based company and its foreign partners are looking to replicate the success seen across the maritime border in Guyana.
A U.S. federal judge recently gave approval to ConocoPhillips to enforce a multibillion-dollar arbitral award against Venezuela for assets expropriated during the government of late Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.
U.S. LNG exports continue to benefit from strong demand in Europe albeit in reduced volumes due to an incident at Freeport LNG’s Quintana Island, Texas liquefaction facility earlier this summer
Permian shale gas from West Texas continues to find increasing market share south of the border in Mexico amid robust demand and more pipelines connecting the central and southwest regions of the Latin American country.
Brazil’s oil regulator ANP announced details of a permanent bid round for 11 offshore oil and gas exploration blocks and plans to open offer envelopes in mid-December.
