On news last Sunday that the Keystone Pipeline had experienced a third-party power hiccup reducing the output of crude originating from Canada, there was no shortage of opinions as to whether the ill-fated Keystone XL could have picked up the slack. ...
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New LNG Advances on the U.S. Gulf The LNG mothership in the Gulf is set to grow even larger as new proposed projects start to make tangible inroads. ...
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LNG production at home and abroad is facing more headwinds with a slew of unexpected challenges ahead of winter months. ...
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Midstream giants Williams and Kinder Morgan have issued a resounding “yes” to new pipeline projects in the gas-rich Haynesville and Permian....
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If you happen to be an operator in the Permian or Haynesville, the hyper-rebound of commodity prices could convince even the neighborhood mailman that the time is right to sell those assets. Or, of course, buy more of them. ...
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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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