Isotopes business signs deal to buy South Africa helium and LNG business Renergen
Advanced materials company ASP Isotopes has signed an agreement to potentially acquire South African helium and liquefied natural gas producer Renergen.
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Advanced materials company ASP Isotopes has signed an agreement to potentially acquire South African helium and liquefied natural gas producer Renergen.
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Global energy giant BP will supply natural gas to Woodside for its Louisiana LNG project, marking Woodside’s first secured tranche of feed gas for the site.
Australian energy company Woodside has reached a final investment decision (FID) on its three-train Louisiana LNG facility, opening the prospect of production by 2029.
US energy company Argent LNG is assessing the use of pre-treatment technology from Honeywell, a global technology and manufacturing business, to remove contaminants from natural gas at its Port Fourchon project in Louisiana.
China’s ENN LNG, a subsidiary of utility company ENN Natural Gas, has signed the largest UAE–China liquefied natural gas deal with the UAE state-owned Adnoc.
Australia’s Woodside has signed two liquefied natural gas sale and purchase deals with German energy company Uniper for the total supply of two million tonnes a year of LNG.
TotalEnergies has inked a 20-year offtake agreement for 1.5 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) per annum from US-based NextDecade Corporation.
US liquefied natural gas business NextDecade Corporation has signed a 20-year LNG sales and purchase deal with a subsidiary of Saudi oil and gas giant Aramco.
The impacts on communities with environmental justice concerns related to the Texas LNG Project in Brownsville and NextDecade’s Rio Grande LNG project would be “disproportionate and adverse”, the US Federal Regulatory Commission (FERC) has said.