Terminals

Commercial operations have begun for Train 1 of Cameron LNG in Louisiana, US.

McDermott, Chiyoda and Zachry Group have announced that Freeport LNG Train 1 has successfully begun producing LNG.

The report reveals that a wave of new refinery capacity is expected to negatively affect global hub refining utilisation as early as 2022.

The EIA has reported that natural gas deliveries to US LNG export facilities set a record in July.

Team Inc. has announced that Robert Skaggs Jr. has been appointed to its Board of Directors, effective immediately.

Over US$170 million will be spent by Kinder Morgan to enhance its terminal capabilities in the Houston Ship Channel.

The EIA reports that Australia is on track to become world’s largest LNG exporter.

BESIX Canada, together with its joint venture partner Vancouver Pile Driving (Vanpile), will build an LNG export facility in Kitimat, in the North Coast region of British Columbia, Canada.

Rystad Energy reports that the short-term oil demand outlook continues to be weak over global economic uncertainty and the trade war between the US and China.

Mayer Brown has advised CLP Power Hong Kong Limited in connection with the Hong Kong Offshore LNG terminal project, which involves the use FSRU technology for the first time in Hong Kong.

New report from Drillinginfo outlines how the Permian Basin continues to test the limits of the US’ existing midstream and downstream infrastructure.

Black & Veatch’s new floating solutions leader identifies floating LNG technologies as viable route to gas industry growth.

PJ Valves has been awarded three FPSO valve contracts for projects in Brazil, Mexico and Nigeria

The future expansion of natural gas is driven by the competitiveness and abundance of gas resources in gas-rich markets, which will expand LNG export capabilities.

The planned expansion of the truck gate at Port Houston’s Barbours Cut Container Terminal is set to begin.