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Mozambique expects Eni decision on LNG investment this year

Italy's Eni should make a final investment decision on its first offshore deep-water LNG project in Mozambique by the end of this year.

Industry Metrics

Hydrocarbon Processing Staff: Rhodes, Mike

US margins fell due to the slowing of domestic gasoline demand, as the driving season ended amid high inventories.

Chevron Wheatstone LNG cost blowout to $34 B hits Woodside

Woodside Petroleum faces an 8% rise in its expected costs on the Wheatstone LNG project in Australia, after operator Chevron Corp. flagged total costs would jump to $34 B.

Honghua, Argo LNG enter into offshore LNG platform construction HOA

Shanghai Honghua Offshore Oil and Gas Equipment Co. entered into the first offshore LNG platform construction heads of agreement with Argo LNG Partners.

Panama Canal readies for surge in tonnage after upgrade

The Panama Canal is likely to attract up to 15% more tonnage next year after an upgrade which means it can now accommodate gas tankers previously too large to transit.

KBR awarded pre-FEED study for Indonesian LNG regas project

KBR has been awarded a pre-front end engineering and design study for Australasia LNG’s proposed LNG Hub terminal in Probolinggo, East Java, Indonesia.

Pacific Northwest LNG receives regulatory approval from Canada

The Government of Canada approved Pacific Northwest LNG’s Environmental Impact Statement, subject to 190 conditions.

Chevron plans to start Gorgon condensate sales

Chevron Corp. could this month start selling condensate produced at the Australian Gorgon gas field.

Bechtel completes Curtis Island LNG program

Bechtel has completed construction of the Curtis Island LNG program that has concluded with Australia Pacific LNG starting sustained production from Train 2 of its facility

Royal Caribbean to build ships powered by LNG

The newest class of ships from Royal Caribbean will be powered by LNG and introduce the use of fuel cell technology, ushering in a new era of shipbuilding that will dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions.