Plaquemines Port edges closer to LNG-fueled container ships
As many as four self-propelled container vessels fueled by Liquefied Natural Gas could be traversing the Mississippi River by 2022, if a plan by...
Magnolia LNG in Lake Charles inks 20-year supply deal with Vietnam
A liquefied natural gas export terminal Australia-based LNG Limited is developing in Lake Charles has landed an agreement for a power project planned in...
Energy Transfer seeks five-year extension for Lake Charles LNG
Dallas pipeline operator Energy Transfer is asking federal regulators for a five-year extension to build the company's proposed Lake Charles LNG export terminal, the...
New Louisiana coalition seeks bigger share of federal oil lease revenue
Louisiana has formed a coalition of public officials and business and industry leaders with a goal of increasing the state's share of revenue from...
Study: Oil industry shakeup looming, natural gas transport is a problem
Opportunities and Challenges in the Permian, a white paper commissioned by Hastings Equity Partners in partnership with the University of HoustonEnergy Research, concludes a...
Will trade wars with China delay Louisiana LNG projects?
At least two Louisiana LNG projects could delay final investment decisions until 2020, as trade war tensions complicate negotiations with prospective Chinese buyers, Bloomberg...
Companies bid $159.9M for federal Gulf leases
Oil and gas companies offered high bids of $159.4 million last week for federal leases in the Gulf of Mexico, down from sales in...
Megalesson: The success of Sabine Pass LNG was an anomaly—but not by chance
It wasn’t dumb luck. While there were bumps in the road, to be sure, an unmatched level of transparency and a good dose of...
W&T Offshore: Sitting on 100 million barrels of additional reserves off Louisiana coast?
Gulf of Mexico operator W&T Offshore believes it may have as much as 100 million barrels of additional reserves at its legacy Mahogany Field...
Ex-contractor illegally accesses Strategic Petroleum Reserve computers
A former Department of Energy contractor has admitted to accessing the Strategic Petroleum Reserve Office computer systems, altering and deleting files without authorization.
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