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Transportation 2005 P

  • 05/04/2005 -- ChevronTexaco to get two LNG carriers
    ChevronTexaco Corp. has ordered two 154,800 cu m LNG carriers from Samsung Heavy Industries Co. Ltd. of South Korea.
  • 05/04/2005 -- Dolphin to supply natural gas to Dubai
    Dolphin Energy Ltd. has signed an agreement with the Dubai Supply Authority to deliver 700 MMscfd of natural gas from Qatar to Jebel Ali for 25 years, starting 2007.
  • 05/03/2005 -- Statoil, Aker extend Snøhvit contract
    Statoil ASA and Aker Stord have signed a letter of intent for additional work and completion of the process barge for the Snøhvit project at the Hammerfest LNG plant on Melkøya island in northern Norway.
  • 05/03/2005 -- Qatargas JVs sign liquefaction technology contracts
    Air Products & Chemicals Inc. signed two agreements to supply its AP-X liquefaction process technology and key equipment to the proposed Qatargas III Joint Venture (Qatar Petroleum and ConocoPhillips) for Train 6, and the Qatargas IV Joint Venture (QP and Royal Dutch/Shell Group) for Train 7, both in Ras Laffan, Qatar.
  • 05/03/2005 -- North Adriatic LNG terminal approved
    The Italian government and the European Commission approved construction and operation of an LNG terminal proposed by Edison LNG 15 km off northern Italy in 30 m of water in the North Adriatic Sea.
  • 04/27/2005 -- Gulf LNG lets FEED contract for LNG terminal
    Gulf LNG Energy LLC, Houston, has let a contract to Technip for front-end engineering and design (FEED) of a 1.5 bcfd LNG import terminal to be built in the Port of Pascagoula, Miss.
  • 04/27/2005 -- Angola LNG group lets FEED contract
    The Angola LNG project consortium awarded front-end engineering design (FEED) contracts for a 5 million-tonne/year gas liquefaction plant to be built near Soyo in northern Angola, reported ChevronTexaco Corp.
  • 04/22/2005 -- Hazira LNG terminal begins operations
    Shell Gas & Power reported the start-up of the Hazira LNG receiving terminal, near Surat in Gujarat, India.
  • 04/22/2005 -- Japan threatens to end pipeline funding
    Japan's Minister for Economy, Trade and Industry Shoichi Nakagawa has threatened to withdraw his country's financial backing for a proposed 4,180-km Russian pipeline after learning a spur to China might be completed first.
  • 04/20/2005 -- Statoil starts laying Snøhvit line
    Statoil ASA has begun to lay a pipeline that will carry natural gas from its Snøhvit field in the Barents Sea to the Hammerfest LNG plant on the island of Melkøya in northern Norway.
  • 04/20/2005 -- FERC approves Corpus Christi LNG terminal
    Corpus Christi LNG LP, a wholly owned subsidiary of Cheniere Energy Co. Inc., Houston, received Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) approval Apr. 13 to construct a 2.6 bcfd-equivalent LNG receiving terminal near Corpus Christi, Tex.
  • 04/19/2005 -- Cheniere seeks Creole Trail firm capacity
    Cheniere Creole Trail Pipeline Co., a wholly owned subsidiary of Cheniere Energy Inc., Houston, has initiated an open season for firm capacity on the Cheniere Creole Trail natural gas pipeline in southern Louisiana.
  • 04/18/2005 -- Sempra tests interest in Cameron pipeline
    Sempra Pipelines & Storage has launched an open season to solicit market interest in capacity on its proposed Cameron Interstate Pipeline project in Louisiana.
  • 04/18/2005 -- Enbridge, PetroChina to cooperate on oil line
    Enbridge Inc., Calgary, and PetroChina Co. Ltd. agreed to cooperate on development of a proposed $2.5 billion (Can.) crude oil pipeline to transport 400,000 b/d of Alberta oil sands production to Canada's West Coast, where it would be shipped by tanker to China, elsewhere in Asia, and California.
  • 04/14/2005 -- First Nations group eyes Alaska gas line
    The Council of Treaty 8 Chiefs —representing six Treaty 8 First Nations in British Columbia through which any pipeline following the Alaska Highway route would pass—is examining the potential impact of the pipeline on its territories, said CT8C Deputy Chief Liz Logan.
  • 04/14/2005 -- LNG 'reemerges' as Asia-Pacific gas source
    LNG has reemerged as an important gas supply source in the Asia-Pacific region due to rapid demand growth in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan.
  • 04/13/2005 -- Gulf Gateway offshore port receives first LNG
    Excelerate Energy LLC, The Woodlands, Tex., has commissioned its Gulf Gateway Energy Bridge deepwater LNG port and begun commercial operations with its first load of LNG discharged and regasified onboard into almost 3 bcf of natural gas.
  • 04/12/2005 -- Sabine Pass LNG terminal under way
    Cheniere Energy Inc., Houston, has begun construction on its Sabine Pass LNG receiving terminal in Cameron Parish, La. The 2.6 bcfd-equivalent facility will have two docks and three LNG storage tanks with an aggregate LNG storage capacity equivalent to 10.1 bcf. Terminal operations are expected to commence in 2008.
  • 04/12/2005 -- CNOOC Fujian lets contract for LNG tanks
    CNOOC Fujian LNG Co. Ltd. has awarded a $100 million contract to Chicago Bridge & Iron Co. (CB&I), The Woodlands, Tex., for the design and construction of storage tanks at China's second major LNG import terminal.
  • 04/12/2005 -- Sempra LNG terminal groundbreaking hits legislative snags
    Even as San Diego-based Sempra Energy announced groundbreaking for its $800 million LNG terminal at Costa Azul in Baja California on Mar. 30, a legislator in Mexico vowed an investigation aimed at halting the project.
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