Articles Tagged with ''LNG export terminal''

What do the cancelled leases signal for the future of renewable energy projects in NY and NJ—and across the country?

Strike damage at Qatar’s LNG hub reveals how mega-train design and centralized systems create restart constraints and expose multibillion-dollar expansion projects to risk.

Saudi Arabia can push 7 million barrels a day through the Petroline. Its export terminal can load less than half that. The gap was seemingly always the plan.

After a four-year insurgency-driven halt, more than 4,000 workers return to the Africa-based LNG megaproject as construction resumes, targeting first cargo in 2029.

Contract value was not disclosed, but contractor will be paid “reimbursable sum” for phase-two work on Calcasieu Pass 2 project in Louisiana. 

Developer Energy Transfer halts Lake Charles LNG work but is open to third-party developer interest, as giant Alaska project completes federal permit approvals but weighs next steps.

Federal regulators reshape path for one of the Gulf Coast’s largest LNG projects—with the decision influencing how construction unfolds.

Court initial decision said contractor owes energy firm Santos at least $450M on Australia project, but settlement wont finalize until later this year

Located 40 miles off Cameron Parish, La., plant would have four trains and be the first such offshore facility in the U.S., set to produce up to 13.2 million metric tons of LNG annually, developer said.

Australia-based Worley is the engineering, procurement and construction contractor for the planned CP2 facility and pipeline.