Energy Transfer Delays Lake Charles LNG Project Decision to 2026 October 17, 2025 By Ruth Liao and Stephen Stapczynski Energy Transfer LP has pushed back its targeted final investment decision for the proposed Lake Charles liquefied natural gas export...
A Gas Carrier Faking Its Location Helps Russia Avoid Sanctions August 5, 2024 By Stephen Stapczynski A liquefied natural gas tanker that’s docked at a sanctioned Russian gas facility has no known insurer, is managed by...
Hurricane Beryl Roars Toward Jamaica on Destructive Path July 3, 2024 By Brian K. Sullivan and Stephen Stapczynski Hurricane Beryl churned toward Jamaica with violent winds, heavy rains and a life-threatening storm surge that could cause more than...
Beryl Becomes Earliest Ever Category 5 Hurricane in Atlantic July 2, 2024 By Stephen Stapczynski and Brian K. Sullivan Hurricane Beryl has strengthened after becoming the earliest ever Category 5 storm in the Atlantic, with the system heading toward...
Deep Freeze Across South Central US Forces LNG Exporters to Cancel, Delay Cargoes January 18, 2024 By Ruth Liao and Stephen Stapczynski The recent freeze across Texas and Louisiana disrupted scheduled exports of US liquefied natural gas, temporarily tightening some supply of...
China’s Military Drills Force Shippers to Reroute Vessels to Avoid Taiwan Danger Zones August 4, 2022 By Kevin Varley, Stephen Stapczynski, Ann Koh and Sharon Cho Shippers rerouted vessels as China began its most provocative military drills in decades around Taiwan, with at least one owner...
Rescues, Power Restoration Underway on Japan’s Northern Island Hit by Quake September 6, 2018 By Stephen Stapczynski, Shoko Oda, Kazunori Takada and Gearoid Reidy Japan’s northern island of Hokkaido began to restore power after a strong earthquake overnight knocked out electricity throughout the entire...
6 Years After Fukushima Disaster, Robots Continue Search for Radioactive Fuel February 24, 2017 By Emi Urabe and Stephen Stapczynski The latest robot seeking to find the 600 tons of nuclear fuel and debris that melted down six years ago...
India Joins Nuclear Liability Pact, Opening Door to Foreign Reactor Investments February 5, 2016 By Rajesh Kumar Singh and Stephen Stapczynski India’s decision to join a global treaty on nuclear accident liability may help it woo reactor suppliers, including Westinghouse Electric...