ICF study outlines LNG exports’ benefits to US economy
May 16, 2013
LNG exports could create at least 73,100-145,100 and up to 220,100-452,300 new US jobs over 20 years while having a minimal impact on US gas prices, a new ICF International study commissioned by the American Petroleum Institute concluded. |
Gazprom starts key compressor station work
May 15, 2013
Gazprom has started construction of the Kazachya compressor station in Krasnodar Territory, part of its Southern Corridor natural gas transmission system feeding the South Stream export pipeline to Europe (OGJ Online, Apr. 4, 2013). |
Double Eagle pipeline begins Eagle Ford condensate shipments
May 14, 2013
Double Eagle Pipeline LLC, a 50-50 joint venture of Magellan Midstream Partners and Kinder Morgan Energy Partners, has started shipping condensate for Eagle Ford shale producers in Karnes and Live Oak counties, Tex. |
BG, CNOOC sign another CSG-LNG contract
May 14, 2013
BG Group has signed another binding contract with China National Offshore Oil Corp. (CNOOC) for the sale of upstream assets in Queensland for $1.93 billion (Aus.). |
GDF Suez-Santos venture lets contract for FLNG project
May 14, 2013
A joint venture of GDF Suez and Santos has let a contract to the Wood Group Kenny consortium for the pre-front-end-engineering and design of the subsea definition of its proposed Bonaparte floating LNG project in the Timor Sea. |
House bill aims to expedite US gas pipeline construction
May 13, 2013
US Rep. Mike Pompeo (R-Kan.) introduced a bill on May 9 that aims to expedite construction of US natural gas pipelines by streamlining the permitting process and expediting approvals. |
Jaffe: LNG exports may help put US in stronger global position
May 13, 2013
Debate over whether the US should authorize more LNG exports has been too narrowly focused on potential domestic impacts, an energy and geopolitical expert told a US House subcommittee. |
House panel told US would benefit from LNG exports
May 13, 2013
Authorizing more LNG exports potentially could increase domestic gas prices, but the US would benefit overall, witnesses told a US House Foreign Affairs Committee subcommittee. |
Cedigaz: Global gas trade in 2012 shows mixed trends
May 13, 2013
Global marketed natural gas production and "apparent" consumption in 2012 grew slowly, according to a new report from Cedigaz, the international natural gas association based near Paris. |
Watching Government: Gems from Noto's recollections
May 13, 2013
Lucio Noto supplied interesting details as he reminisced Apr. 29 about the merger that created ExxonMobil Corp. in 1999. He also made some remarkable observations about the oil and gas business—and governments, both domestic and foreign—today. |
Nabucco begins nonbinding open season to ship Shah Deniz II gas
May 10, 2013
Nabucco Gas Pipeline International GMBH has launched the nonbinding first phase of an open season to book capacity on the 800-mile Nabucco pipeline. |
Canada to EU: Don't penalize oil sands
May 9, 2013
Canada’s minister of natural resources has warned officials of the European Union against “discriminatory treatment” of fuels made from products of Canadian oil sands. |
Millennium gauges interest in New York pipeline expansion
May 9, 2013
Millennium Pipeline Co. is holding a nonbinding open season for firm transportation service through the use of both existing capacity and construction of at least one compressor station and about 60 miles of pipeline. |
LNG exports may help put US in stronger global position, Jaffe says
May 7, 2013
Debate over whether the US should authorize more LNG exports has been too narrowly focused on potential domestic impacts, an energy and geopolitical expert told a US House subcommittee. |
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