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Qatar Petroleum’s Golden Pass LNG Terminal Ready for Formal Opening in April

The Gulf Times reports that Qatar Petroleum International will hold an inauguration ceremony for its Golden Pass LNG terminal during the “Business & Investment in Qatar Forum” on April 6 and 7 in New...

Jordan Cove Project Developers Considering LNG Exports

Developers backing the Jordan Cove LNG project in Oregon have considered redesigning the facility to allow for LNG exports. Platts LNG Daily [subscription required] reports that Project Manager Bob Braddock for Jordan Cove has received “inquiries from people who have [natural gas] production so we are starting to mull it over in our...

European LNG Headlines

Deutsche Bank: Europe May See Up to 12 Bcm of LNG Redirected to Japan (Platts)

Analysts: U.S. LNG Import Volumes Not Expected to Rise This Summer

Citing North American and European natural gas market conditions, several industry analysts speaking in Houston said that they do not expect LNG import volumes to the United States to increase during the upcoming summer. Platts LNG Daily reports that one analyst, Christopher Micsak of Bentek Energy, predicted that sendout from U.S. LNG terminals would decline over the summer....

FERC Authorizes Cameron LNG to Commence LNG Re-Export Operations

Yesterday, FERC authorized Cameron LNG to begin re-exporting previously imported LNG. FERC’s authorization is available under Docket No. CP10-496 in the Commission’s...

Japanese Utilities Express Interest in Importing LNG Supplies from United States

Reuters reports that major Japanese purchasers of LNG, including Tokyo Electric Power Co. and Chubu Electric Power Co., have expressed interested in importing LNG from the United States.

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