The giddy-up is on for new U.S. LNG export terminal projects and expansions as Europe and China duke it out for long-term supplies. Reese Energy Consulting today is studying a blizzard of activity by both U.S. operators and two large buyers rivaling for shipments as 2023 marks its seventh month and colder seasons draw closer. ...
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Someone woke up this morning at a Washington think tank to report natural gas is no longer “seen” as a short-term bridge fuel. ...
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Calif.-based utility Sempra in 2009 launched commercial operations at its Cameron LNG regasification terminal on the Calcasieu Channel in La., becoming the first new facility of its kind to receive a FERC permit in more than 20 years. ...
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N.Y.-based New Fortress Energy, a developer of LNG import facilities outside the U.S. now has export plants on the brain....
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At Finland’s Meyer Turko shipyard, the Icon of the Seas is well into construction. Stretching 90 feet and weighing 208,000 tons, Royal Caribbean’s most anticipated megaship at a whopping $1.3 billion will debut next year as the cruise line’s first of three LNG-powered passenger vessels....
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Energy think tank Rystad has released its latest projections on the impending LNG crisis coming this winter and—not surprisingly—our Norwegian friends are singing the low-down Muddy Waters blues. ...
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