Saudi Aramco Aims To Become Gas Exporter With $150 Billion Investment Drive
Country also seeks to expand its petrochemical business.
Cheniere Opens Texas Corpus Christi LNG Export Plant
Company mum on when the first cargo will leave the facility.
Net Exporter Status Could Be In America’s Future
A Stratas Advisors director told Midstream Finance conference attendees that the latest look into the crystal ball of five-year outlook has U.S. supply growth positioning the country to become a net crude exporter.
Trump’s Iran Sanctions Resolve Faces Test From Oil-Thirsty China, India
With just days to go before renewed sanctions take effect Nov. 5, the reality is setting in: three of Iran’s top five customers—India, China, and Turkey—are resisting Washington’s call to end purchases outright.
Energy Exports: Have Product, Will Travel
An abundance of supply and a superior refining sector have positioned the U.S. well in the global energy trade. But threats to export success, both foreign and domestic, loom.
HEADLINES: Midstream, Upstream Deals; Alaska Project Gets Approval
Also, why Mexico's president-elect criticized Pemex and a private company consortium expects to win the lease for a wind farm offshore California.
OPEC Signals Possible Need To Change Course As Oil Inventories Rise
OPEC and non-OPEC ministerial panel signaled a possible need for more production cuts as global oil inventories rise, in a statement that may further sour relations with President Donald Trump.
US LNG Cargo To Arrive In China In November Despite Tariffs
A cargo of LNG from the U.S. terminal of Sabine Pass operated by Cheniere Energy is due to arrive in China on Nov. 11, Refinitiv Eikon shipping data showed on Oct. 23.
LNG Canada Says China's US LNG Import Tariff Could Leave Projects ‘Dead In The Water’
LNG Canada challenged competing U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects on Oct. 22, saying many could end up "dead in the water" as long as China keeps its tariff on U.S. imports of the fuel as part of the trade war between the countries.
Exxon Mobil Bets Big On China LNG, Sidesteps Trade War
The world's largest publicly traded oil and gas company is turning toward Beijing for business at a time when most of corporate America is looking elsewhere to avoid the threat of tariffs.