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Greek Desfa Privatisation: Two Finalists Selected
Greece has announced a significant step forward in its restructuring of the state-run national gas grid system Desfa, by selecting two finalists to go forward for final bidding. …
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Veresen Takes Another Crack at Jordan Cove LNG Project
Energy infrastructure company Veresen has re-applied to the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) for the 7.8mn metric tons/yr Jordan Cove LNG terminal in Coos Bay,…
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NEB Approves TransCanada’s Dawn Service
Canada’s regulator, National Energy Board, in a letter decision handed down September 22, has approved TransCanada Pipe Lines’ application for long term fixed price (LT…
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Uzbekistan, Gazprom To Drill Up To 400 Wells
A Gazprom joint venture with state Uzbekneftegaz has tendered for a contractor to drill up to 400 wells over the next five years. NaturalGas Stream, which is jointly owned by…
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REN Expansion Deal Approved
Portuguese firms EDP and REN said that all approvals have now been secured for REN's purchase of the EDP Gas distribution network. Portugal's main national power and gas grid…
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Japan's Tepco Ordered to Pay Compensation
Tokyo Electric (Tepco), operator of the Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear reactor complex that suffered meltdowns in March 2011 following Japan's tsunami, has been ordered by a Japanese…
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Iran Signs First Deals with EU Banks
For the first time since sanctions were removed in January 2016, European banks have opened credit lines to Iran. Iranian commercial banks have signed contracts for credit lines…
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Total Farms into Chevron US Gulf Prospects
Total announced September 22 it has entered into an agreement to participate at between 25% and 40% in wells on 16 Chevron-operated blocks in the deepwater US Gulf of Mexico…
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Tamar Gas Supply to Israel Halted
Israel is currently without any gas supply from its only offshore field. Natural gas supply from the Tamar gas field offshore Israel to the domestic market was cut off…
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[NGW Magazine]: Opening up Sardinia to a World of Gas
This article is featured in NGW Magazine Volume 2, Issue 17 By Mark Smedley Sardinia is opening up to natural gas. But forget any past notions of a new pipeline from…
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Vancouver Policies Amount to 'Ban on Natural Gas'
A new study by Resource Works suggests that three City of Vancouver policies, in the Canadian province of British Columbia, amount to a de facto ban on natural gas, and could…
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High Tariffs Could 'Gum Up Europe's Access to LNG'
High tariffs and missing links in central and eastern Europe's gas grid may prevent the region from benefiting from the LNG glut, according to a gathering of gas experts this…
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Novak Promotes Russian Firms on Morocco Trip
Russian energy minister Alexander Novak has pitched his country's interest in a major, but deferred, multi-billion dollar tender in Morocco. Moroccan state power and water…
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Polish LNG Terminal Expansion 'Complete by 2021'
Polish gas grid operator Gaz-System said this week it has recommended to subsidiary Polskie LNG that it expand its Swinoujscie LNG import terminal on Poland’s Baltic coast;…
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Second Topsides Installed on Shah Deniz Platform
The BP-led Shah Deniz consortium said that installation of the second topside of its offshore production platform in the Caspian Sea has been completed. Installation of the first…
