US LNG Plants Have Already Made A World Of Difference
Customers like Poland are able to diversify their supplies of gas, challenging Gazprom’s domination of the European market.
Moda Midstream Expands Ingleside Facility To Handle VLCCs
Upgrades enable loading rates of up to 80,000 bbl/hour.
EIA: Net Export Status Coming Sooner Than Thought
The nearly 11 MMbbl/d of oil production in 2018 smashed the 1970 record of 9.6 MMbbl/d.
Russia Says Oil Price War With US Would Be Too Costly
Russia should not unleash an oil price war against the United States but rather stick with output cuts even at the cost of losing market share in the medium term, one of the main Russian architects of a production pact with OPEC said.
Iraq’s Southern Oil Exports Hold Near Record In January
Figures lead to questions of whether country is holding to OPEC quota.
US LNG Producers Face Risk Unless Trade War Resolved
The nascent U.S. LNG export industry has been particularly vulnerable to the U.S.-China trade war, the head of the American Petroleum Institute industry group said on Jan. 8, adding that he hopes negotiators will soon resolve the dispute.
Central America’s Refurbished Lifeline
The recently expanded Panama Canal provides an essential connection for LNG and other energy exports.
Column: Midstream’s Sea Change
I fell into the energy business midway between the two shortage-plagued oil shocks of the 1970s and I relish several high points during my career: visits to the North Sea and Prudhoe Bay; a tour of Henry Hub; time at Kenai, Alaska, within the nation’s first LNG liquefaction plant; and an itinerary around Singapore’s sprawling refinery/petrochemical industry.
Selling To A Different World
Seismic shifts lie ahead as the U.S. continues to grow as a global energy export power.
Go West: Pacific Coast LNG Plans Get Fresh Look As Market Shifts
New British Columbia export terminal will deliver LNG to Asia cheaper than facilities on the U.S. Gulf Coast.