Articles tagged Cheniere Energy

NO. 1: The Zachry Group told its hourly construction workers in an email this week not to show up at the Golden Pass LNG site in Texas until further notice. 

Cheniere Energy Inc. expects the global natural gas market to accommodate the coming influx of LNG volumes expected to hit the water by the end of the decade as it continues to make progress on three of its own projects. 

The outlook for added feed gas demand in the coming months is beginning to firm, portending a possible tight supply balance next year.

The global LNG market continued growing in 2023 and faces a new set of challenges this year as it continues working to meet projected demand growth. Read what NGI analysts learned during 4Q2023 earnings season and how they view trends in the global natural gas market moving forward.

The Port of Corpus Christi in South Texas moved a record amount of tonnage last year, driven primarily by higher crude oil and LNG shipments.

Arc Resources Ltd., one of Canada’s largest natural gas producers, said Wednesday it would send more volumes to Cheniere Energy Inc. for liquefaction and delivery to Europe.

LNG buyers are signing long-term supply contracts at an unprecedented clip, and those contracts are increasingly being linked to U.S. natural gas benchmarks such as Henry Hub, according to NGI Senior LNG Editor Jamison Cocklin.

As global natural gas supply settles into a fragile balance, Cheniere Energy Inc. is pushing ahead its next generation of LNG projects with the expectation it may be able to deliver the third stage of the Corpus Christi facility in Texas sooner than expected.

Cheniere Energy Inc. has inked a sales and purchase agreement (SPA) with chemical giant BASF SE as it continues commercializing the next proposed expansion of the Sabine Pass LNG terminal.

Cheniere Energy Inc. said Wednesday it has secured another customer to support a major expansion at its Sabine Pass LNG export terminal in Louisiana.