Jamison Cocklin
Senior Editor at Natural Gas Intelligence (NGI)
Managing Editor-LNG @ Natural Gas Intelligence, covering North America's role in a global market. Bruins guy in Penguins country.
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2 days ago |
naturalgasintel.com | Jamison Cocklin |Chris Newman |Carolyn Davis |Jacob Dick
Energy Transfer LP (ET) has agreed to supply more LNG to Chevron Corp. from its proposed Lake Charles export project in Louisiana, expanding a deal signed in December 2024 to provide 2 million tons/year (Mt/y). ET will now supply the supermajor with 3 Mt/y of the super-chilled fuel for 20 years after signing an incremental sale and purchase agreement it announced on Wednesday.
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3 days ago |
naturalgasintel.com | Jamison Cocklin |Chris Newman |Carolyn Davis |Jacob Dick
Cheniere Energy Inc. said Tuesday it would move ahead with another expansion project at its Corpus Christi LNG (CCL) export terminal in South Texas that would add two more trains and ultimately boost output at the facility to more than 30 million tons/year (Mt/y). CCL Midscale Trains 8 and 9 and other debottlenecking infrastructure to improve output at the facility would add more than 3 Mt/y. Cheniere issued the contractor, Bechtel Energy Inc., a notice to fully proceed with construction.
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1 week ago |
naturalgasintel.com | Jamison Cocklin |Chris Newman |Carolyn Davis |Jacob Dick
The massive costs and potential commercial risks associated with the long-delayed Alaska LNG export project still remain significant impediments for development despite the renewed interest and strong political support that has created momentum for the facility, according to an analysis by Rapidan Energy Group. The project’s current $44 billion price tag is based on estimates completed last decade, but the developers are working to update it.
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2 weeks ago |
naturalgasintel.com | Jamison Cocklin |Chris Newman |Christopher Lenton |Carolyn Davis
Global natural gas prices surged on Friday after Israel launched an attack against Iran, threatening a broader conflict in the Middle East that could disrupt energy flows in the region. Israel targeted Iranian nuclear infrastructure in a marked escalation of a conflict between the two nations that has simmered in recent years. Iran responded by launching a drone attack.
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2 weeks ago |
naturalgasintel.com | Jamison Cocklin |Chris Newman |Christopher Lenton |Carolyn Davis
Jera Co. Inc., Japan’s largest power generator, announced a series of deals to buy 5.5 million tons/year of U.S. LNG during an event in Washington, DC, late Wednesday. The agreements include two that are nonbinding and one that was disclosed last month. The company said it would buy 1 Mt/year from the Commonwealth LNG plant proposed for Louisiana over a 20-year term.
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Seasonal maintenance at LNG export plants has U.S. feed gas demand at some of its lowest levels since December. Updates on some of the work here from @NGInews: https://t.co/MeVKZ3Sxb4
Asian LNG spot buying isn't expected to accelerate this summer, which is likely to keep U.S. LNG flowing into Europe as the continent works to refill inventories. More from @NGInews here: https://t.co/4m8Pw0AcIv
RT @NGInews: NGI’s team of Thought Leaders draws on interviews with industry experts and market data to explain the role of natgas in power…
