Jacob Dick

Energy Transfer LP plans to restart the permitting process with the Department of Energy (DOE) for its proposed Lake Charles LNG project as it seeks to capitalize on new momentum from offtakers and equity partners.

The European Union’s (EU) energy regulatory agency is asking LNG market participants to more consistently share information about transactions in the bloc to improve price assessments, or they could be reported for noncompliance.

Despite sweltering heat waves and a slight lift in European prices, LNG market activity is expected to remain light as buyers and U.S. producers hone in on the future supply and demand scenario.

Federal energy regulators concluded in a positive final environmental impact statement (FEIS) for Venture Global Inc.’s Phase 2 expansion of Calcasieu Pass LNG (CP2) that the project could be built with limited environmental impacts.

Federal energy regulators have issued a positive final environmental impact statement (FEIS) for Venture Global Inc.’s Phase 2 expansion of Calcasieu Pass LNG (CP2), concluding it would have limited environmental impacts.

TotalEnergies SE is on the hunt for more opportunities for affordable LNG like its recent grabs in the United States as Europe’s energy volatility and rising costs are likely to persist.

The U.S. LNG industry has appeared to emerge from a development slowdown after the Covid-19 pandemic to a boom in contracts and final investment decisions (FID) for new export projects thanks to global energy market disruptions.

The UK should have stable natural gas supplies through 2050, but could see more frequent price spikes as its reliance on LNG grows its exposure to global demand, according to the country’s energy systems operator.

European natural gas prices ticked up again on Monday despite healthy storage on the continent and an apparent lull in Asia, hinting at anxiety over falling LNG imports.

U.S. LNG exports could reach 13.3 Bcf/d next year as developers prepare to launch the initial phases for two large-scale projects on the Gulf Coast, according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA).