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Official: GDF Suez Diverting LNG Cargos from United States to Asia, Europe

Zin Smati, head of GDF Suez’s North American division, told World Gas Intelligence [subscription required] last week that his company has diverted twelve LNG cargos so far this year that were originally slated for delivery to the Everett LNG terminal and Neptune LNG deepwater port. The article goes on to suggest that the company would like to divert some twenty LNG cargos per...

Deloitte Study Suggests U.S. LNG Imports May Increase in Coming Years

A study released by Deloitte this week suggests that U.S. LNG imports may rise in the coming years, particularly if the cost of producing domestic shale gas reserves does not continue to decline due to technological advancements. Platts provides additional...

European LNG Headlines

Netherlands Gas Trade Beats Peers as LNG Arrives (Bloomberg)

Japan Encourages U.S. Secretary of Energy to Approve LNG Export Applications

Platts LNG Daily [subscription required] reports that Japanese officials who met with U.S. Secretary of Energy Steven Chu this week encouraged the U.S. government to approve pending LNG export applications, expressing Japan’s desire to import LNG from the United States. A source with the Japanese government told Platts that Japan secured “certain understandings” from Secretary...

Sempra Energy Realignment Includes LNG Operations

Sempra Energy announced yesterday that it will realign some of its major subsidiaries, including Sempra LNG, into two new operating units. One unit, Sempra International, will house the company’s international operations and Sempra LNG. The other unit, Sempra U.S. Gas & Power, will contain Sempra’s U.S. operations, excluding the company’s two California...

Company Spokesperson: Cove Point LNG Export Application Prompted By Inquiries from Potential Customers

A spokesperson for Dominion Cove Point told World Gas Intelligence [subscription required] that the company’s application to export LNG filed with the U.S. Department of Energy was prompted by inquiries from potential customers to use the facility to export LNG starting 2016 or 2017. The spokesperson also noted that because there is already LNG liquefaction equipment at the...

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