Japan’s LNG Buyers Assess How Insurance Halt Will Affect Supplies December 27, 2022 By Shoko Oda and Tsuyoshi Inajima Japan’s buyers of Russian liquefied natural gas are assessing how imminent changes to shipping insurance — triggered by the ongoing...
EPA Denies Request to Exempt 2 Gulf Coast Plants From Air Pollution Rule September 8, 2022 By Matthew Daly The Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday denied a request by Cheniere Energy, a leading U.S. producer of liquefied natural gas,...
Regulator Bars Texas Plant Restart Over Safety Concerns July 1, 2022 By Gary McWilliams The second-biggest U.S. liquefied natural gas export facility hit by fire earlier this month will not be allowed to repair...
Expansion of Natural Gas Terminals Brings Another Risk to Louisiana June 7, 2022 By Martha Irvine and Cathy Bussewitz The front lawn of Lydia Larce’s home is strewn with debris: remnants of cabinets and chunks of pink shower. She...
Cash-Strapped Papua New Guinea Gov’t Struggles to Help Desperate Quake Survivors March 26, 2018 By Tom Westbrook Almost a month after a deadly earthquake, Papua New Guinea is struggling to get aid to desperate survivors, having allocated...
Papua New Guinea Faces Long Road to Recovery After Quake; Death Toll Passes 100 March 8, 2018 Papua New Guinea faces a long road to recovery after the powerful earthquake that hit the nation’s rugged highlands more...
ExxonMobil Says Papua New Guinea LNG Plant to Be Closed for 2 Months After Quake March 5, 2018 ExxonMobil Corp. said on Monday it would take about eight weeks to restore production at the Papua New Guinea liquefied...
Exxon Mobil’s Airstrip in Papua New Guinea Heavily Damaged After Earthquake March 2, 2018 By Aaron Clark and Dan Murtaugh Exxon Mobil Corp. built a runway to land some of the world’s biggest planes as part of its endeavor to...
Weather, Road Damage Slows Relief Efforts After Papua New Guinea Quake March 1, 2018 By Tom Westbrook The death toll from the strongest earthquake to strike Papua New Guinea’s rugged interior in almost a century has climbed...
Exxon’s LNG Plant in Papua New Guinea Could Be Shut for 6 Weeks After Quake March 1, 2018 By Aaron Clark and Perry Williams Exxon Mobil Corp.’s $19 billion liquefied natural gas export project in Papua New Guinea may remain shut for six weeks...