Articles tagged Liquefied Natural Gas

European and Asian natural gas prices fell again on Tuesday amid weak demand, but the losses could be shortlived as concerns over potential supply disruptions persist.

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Cheniere Energy Inc. could wrap up a maintenance blitz at its Sabine Pass LNG export terminal next week. The work went on longer than initially expected but was still on pace to shed far fewer volumes than last year.

Australia’s government has included initiatives for substantial natural gas development with the launch of its Future Gas Strategy plan intended to help the country transition to cleaner energy by 2050.

The outlook for added feed gas demand in the coming months is beginning to firm, portending a possible tight supply balance next year.

Australian LNG exports have ticked upward so far this year, driven in large part by higher volumes from the country’s east coast facilities.  

Canada’s largest natural gas producer, Tourmaline Oil Corp., said it has increased its exposure to global LNG pricing through two agreements to supply gas to units of commodity trading giant Trafigura Group Pte. Ltd.

Growing environmental opposition and political headwinds could combine to be one of this year’s biggest challenges for U.S. LNG projects working to advance.

A 7.6-magnitude earthquake that hit western Japan continued to have little impact on the country’s natural gas demand and Asian natural gas prices on Wednesday.

Shell plc is looking to intervene in a complaint against Venture Global LNG Inc. one of its fellow contract holders, BP plc, filed with FERC late last year.