Corpus Christi expansion project to get first gas in coming weeks

Cheniere Energy plans to start introducing gas into the first train of its Corpus Christi expansion project soon. The $8 billion Stage 3 expansion will add seven midscale trains, each with a capacity of about 1.49 mtpa. With construction 67.8% complete, Cheniere expects to produce its first LNG from Train 1 by the end of the year and achieve substantial completion of all three new trains in 2025, targeting total production of 47 to 48 mt of LNG across its facilities next year.

Gas shortage in Bangladesh from terminal outage and supplier reluctance for spot LNG

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Gas shortage in Bangladesh from terminal outage and supplier reluctance for spot LNG

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TG Eagle Ford Resources (TGER), a subsidiary of Tokyo Gas, signed an HoA with Shizuoka Gas to sell its Eagle Ford shale gas assets for US$130 million. This mark

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Jera Expands LNG Portfolio with $1.5 Billion Haynesville Acquisition

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Corpus Christi expansion project to get first gas in coming weeks

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