Global LNG Info has released the latest update of the Global LNG Database® and it is now available for its subscribers after login.
By adding new LNG import/export projects around the world and changing status of some projects, up-to-date and perfect information of 454 LNG projects in the world are available in the Global LNG Database® including 140 on/offshore liquefaction facilities (on-stream: 54, under-construction: 13, planned: 51, under-study/proposed: 22) and also 314 on/offshore receiving & regasification facilities (on-stream: 148, under-construction: 52, planned: 86, under-study/proposed: 28).

 

Some summarized recent developments quoted from the Global LNG Database®:

 

* FID has been taken by Santos to proceed with the US$3.6 billion Barossa gas field development. Earlier, it had selected BW Offshore (BWO) as the main contractor for the project’s FPSO contract...

 

* QP will not be renewing the Qatargas-1 LNG joint venture (QG1) upon the expiry of the relevant agreements by the end of 2021. As a result, QP will become the sole owner of the QG1 on 1 Jan. 2022…

 

* Cheniere announced substantial completion of train 3 at the Corpus Christi LNG export project...

 

* Petronas-operated PFLNG Dua has exported its first LNG cargo. The cargo was loaded onto the Seri Camar LNG carrier for shipment to the Malaysian company’s LNG buyer in Thailand…

 

* Tellurian plans to produce all the natural gas it will need to feed its proposed Driftwood LNG export project…

 

* Annova LNG cancelled its proposed LNG export project in Brownsville, citing changes in the global LNG market…

 

* Chevron has decided to stop funding its proposed Kitimat LNG project as it had failed attempt to sell its stake over the past 15 months…

 

* Calcasieu Pass anticipates that it will commence full operations of the export project in mid-2022…

 

* NFE has made a final investment decision on an “innovative” 1.4 MMT/Y modular liquefaction facility namely “Fast LNG” to provide a “low-cost supply of LNG” for its growing customer base…

 

* Novatek may use German Linde liquefaction technology at Obsky LNG instead of its own Arctic Cascade process…

 

* CNOOC has won approval for the expansion of its LNG terminal project in Jiangsu which will double the terminal’s capacity...

 

* Hindustan Petroleum (HPCL) has acquired a 50% stake in the 5 MMT/Y Chhara LNG terminal project from Mumbai-based Shapoorji Pallonji...

 

* German LNG Terminal is finalizing binding import contracts with a number of market players for securing "several binding contracts on import capacity."…

 

* Fosmax LNG have launched a call for capacity subscriptions at Fos Cavaou LNG terminal…

 

* Construction of a pipeline and the second LNG tank at the Hitachi LNG terminal has been completed…

 

* The Victorian government rejected AGL Energy- proposed Crib Point FSRU project and the associated pipeline “due to the environmental concerns”…

 

* VinaCapital and GS Energy would jointly invest up to $3 billion in a LNG-to-power complex in Vietnam...

 

* AG&P and Shell have received the green light to develop their proposed LNG imports terminals in Philippines …

 

And much more…

 

Global LNG Database®’s contents are being updated continuously in accordance with the world LNG developments. In the middle of each month, Global LNG Info prepares the “World LNG Projects’ Status Monthly Report” for its subscribers keeping them informed about the latest status of the world LNG projects. You can find out more information about Global LNG Database® at: https://www.globallnginfo.com/GLNG_Database.aspx.

 

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