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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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Naftogaz Files $5bn Suit Against Russia
Ukraine’s state gas group Naftogaz said September 20 that it and six subsidiaries have filed a suit against the Russian government at the Permanent Court of Arbitration in…
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US Senate Energy Committee Approves Final FERC Nominees
The US Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee has approved President Donald Trump’s final two nominations to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). If the…
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Brazil Flags 14th Round Next Week
Brazil will hold its 14th Bidding Round on September 27 offering 287 blocks for oil and gas exploration and production in nine basins, said upstream regulator ANP September…
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Ofgem May Decide on TTF Expansion 'Within Days'
British energy regulator Ofgem has said it has until early October to take a decision on Gasunie’s planned extension of the Dutch TTF balancing zone up to the English coast.…
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[NGW Magazine] China's independents eye LNG capacity
This article is featured in NGW Magazine Volume 2, Issue 17 By Tim Daiss Changes to China’s energy policy, growing demand for gas and the continued…
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Dutch TTF-BBL Merger Scheme Delayed
A plan by Gasunie subsidiaries GTS and BBL to extend the Dutch TTF balancing zone to the English coast is still awaiting a decision by British regulator Ofgem. The companies had…
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Efet Urges MEPs to Reconsider EU ETS Amendment
The European Federation of Energy Traders (Efet) warned September 14 that an amendment voted on by the EU Parliament, which meant to protect existing trading arrangements post-Brex…
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Kiev, Energy Community to Meet Late Sept
Janez Kopac, who heads the Energy Community secretariat, met Ukraine's prime minister Volodymyr Groysman and vice prime minister Volodymyr Kistion September 13 to discuss…
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W Canada's Gas 'Needs Firm Mainline Toll Approval'
The future of western Canada’s natural gas industry could depend on pipeline company TransCanada winning regulatory approval of a new long term fixed price (LTFP) toll for…
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[Premium] Total Presents Tenders for Iran Field
The French energy major Total has presented officials from Iran’s oil ministry and local companies with details of four tenders it has issued to select subcontractors for…
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Update: Wood/Amec FW Merger Cleared by UK, Mexico
Update: Wood Group has received its final regulatory approval from Mexico. "Following approval by the Mexican anti-trust commission, Wood Group considers that all of the…
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US Funds Indian CBM
Indian coalbed methane explorer Prabha Energy has won a US Trade & Development Agency grant to carry out a feasibility study pertaining to developing CBM resources in India. …
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Ukraine Agency Calls for Upstream Gas Investment
Ukraine's national investment council has published an English-language report on upstream gas, which it said September 12 has "huge potential for foreign direct investment." …
