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Kogas to Get First US LNG Cargo in July
Kogas said June 26 that the first US LNG cargo under long term contract will arrive at its Tongyeong LNG terminal next month. The Korean utility signed a 20-year 2.8mn mt/yr…
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Pakistan Sets Up Shale Oil, Gas Centre
Pakistan’s ministry of petroleum and natural resources has established a shale gas and oil centre to facilitate companies in exploiting the unconventional hydrocarbon…
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US Uses Gas as Political Weapon: NS2
A spokesman for the Russian-backed 55bn m³/yr Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project told NGW June 16 that over the last few weeks, the company was seeing the line becoming more…
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JKX's Future Uncertain After June: CEO
The board of UK-listed oil and gas producer JKX is facing the very strong likelihood of a curtain call at the end of the month. Shareholders representing 47% of the votes,…
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IGas To Spud Shale Wells in 4Q
UK onshore producer IGas has provided a trading update June 14 ahead of its annual general meeting later that morning. Following balance sheet restructuring and fundraising…
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Centrica Sells Last Non-Europe E&P Asset
Leading UK energy marketer Centrica said June 9 that its majority-owned Canada E&P joint venture CQ Energy Canada Partnership is to be sold to a consortium comprising MIE…
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Exxon, Sabic Launch Texas Study
ExxonMobil and Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (Sabic) signed an agreement in Riyadh May 20 to conduct a detailed study of the proposed US Gulf Coast Growth Ventures project…
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South Africa in Talks on Mozambique Pipe: Minister
Talks are underway between the governments of South Africa and Mozambique on building a new pipeline to bring gas to South Africa from the huge gas fields in the Rovuma Basis…
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South African Incomer Renews Gas Commitment
South Africa’s new energy minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has pledged her support to the country’s 3,700 MW gas-to-power programme, in a speech made May 16 to a conference…
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PGNIG Interested in Developing Pakistani Shale Resources
Polish PGNiG is interested in developing shale gas resources in Pakistan and increasing its footprint in the overall upstream oil and gas segment, PGNiG CEO Piotr Wozniak (pictured…
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UK's Labour Sets out Radical Agenda
With the UK’s June 8 election just three weeks away, the opposition Labour Party released May 16 its manifesto, with radical proposals to re-nationalise energy…
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Cheniere Increases Bond Issue by Half
US LNG supplier Cheniere Energy said May 15 that a subsidiary developing the group’s second export complex at Corpus Christi in Texas had upsized its bond issue (senior…
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Ineos to Prospect for UK Shale in E Midlands
UK-registered petrochemicals firm Ineos is to start a 3-D seismic survey of 250 km² of Nottinghamshire in search of shale early next month, the council said in a statement…
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BC Elections Another Obstacle for LNG Exports: Comment
Canadian First Nations’ objections, British Columbia's high environmental standards threshold and low global gas prices have been joined this week by the state's provincial…
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Cuadrilla Ruling to be Appealed
The BBC has reported that a fresh legal challenge has been mounted to Cuadrilla Resources' attempts to drill and frack in Lancashire. It is based on a claim that the government…
