ConocoPhillips’ Kenai LNG Plant to be Mothballed
Posted on Jul 14, 2017 in Liquefaction, LNG Exports, Markets and Competition | Comments Off on ConocoPhillips’ Kenai LNG Plant to be Mothballed
The Alaska Journal reports that ConocoPhillips intends to fully shut down its Kenai, Alaska LNG terminal because of depressed global LNG prices and ConocoPhillips’ inability to find a suitable buyer for the plant. According to the article, the last LNG export from the Kenai plant was in the fall of 2015....
Eagle Maxville Files DOE Export Application
Posted on Jul 6, 2017 in Federal Regulation, Liquefaction, LNG Exports, Vessel Transportation | Comments Off on Eagle Maxville Files DOE Export Application
Eagle LNG Partners Jacksonville II LLC (Eagle Maxville) has filed an application with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for authorization to export up to 2.8 Bcf/year (0.06 million tonnes) of LNG over a 20-year period to nations with and without a Free Trade Agreement with the United States. Eagle Maxville proposes to export the LNG from its LNG production and storage facility...
Kogas Signs MOUs for Development of Alaska LNG, Port Arthur Projects
Posted on Jul 6, 2017 in Liquefaction, LNG Exports | Comments Off on Kogas Signs MOUs for Development of Alaska LNG, Port Arthur Projects
The Alaska Journal of Commerce reports that Alaska Gasline Development Corporation and Korea Gas Corporation (Kogas) have signed a memorandum of understanding to establish a joint committee to collaborate on the development of the proposed Alaska LNG project. According to the article, “Kogas is the main LNG buyer in South Korea and the second-largest corporate LNG buyer in the world.”...
DOE Authorizes Additional LNG Exports from Proposed Lake Charles Terminal
Posted on Jul 6, 2017 in Federal Regulation, Liquefaction, LNG Exports | Comments Off on DOE Authorizes Additional LNG Exports from Proposed Lake Charles Terminal
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) issued two orders authorizing Lake Charles Exports, LLC and Lake Charles LNG Export Company to export an additional 121 Bcf/year of LNG from the proposed Lake Charles LNG Liquefaction Project in Lake Charles, La. to nations with and without a Free Trade Agreement with the United States. The additional authorized volume reflects the quantity of LNG...