Updated Sep 25, 2024
9/25/24
A majority of stalled LNG projects in Canada are poised to lose their natural gas export licenses by 2026, according to the country’s energy regulator.
Regulatory delays, environmental resistance, First Nation opposition and logistical issues with connecting to pipeline networks or gas reserves have slowed progress.
A company cannot hold an unused gas export license forever, Canada Energy Regulator (CER) spokesperson Karen Ryhorchuk told NGI.
Therese Robinson started her energy career in London covering international oil and gas markets. She was managing editor-Europe at Platts, director of Standard & Poor’s Credit Ratings division, and managing editor at UK consultancy, Gas Strategies. She also served as business development and crude editor for Argus. As both project director and managing editor, she launched Natural Gas Daily for Interfax Energy Services. She is from New England.
Nearly a dozen market participants announced a series of deals at Gastech 2024 in Houston last week, landing more than 5 million metric tons/year (mmty) of global LNG export and import capacity as supplies are forecast to grow through the end of the decade.
Could Mexico become one of the largest LNG exporters in the world? In a decade’s time, it could be a reality, a top executive overseeing a planned export project on the west coast said last week.
European natural gas prices moved higher on Monday as tensions rose in the Middle East and Ukraine.
Driven by a new modular upsized design and a full slate of customers for its Saguaro Energía LNG export project, Mexico Pacific Ltd. LLC is honing in on a final investment decision (FID) next year.
A federal court’s recent decision to vacate approval of a natural gas pipeline expansion in the Northeast will be disruptive to customers in the region, FERC Chairman Willie Phillips said Thursday.
A North Dakota district judge has temporarily blocked a Biden administration rule that would require U.S. exploration and production (E&P) companies to reduce natural gas flaring from wells on federal and tribal lands.
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