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Hungary Offers to Buy 25% of LNG Terminal on Krk Total Croatia NewsThe Hungarian government has made an offer to buy 25 percent of a LNG terminal that is to be built in Croatia, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto told ... Read more http …
NAB again summons ex-PM Khaqan Abbasi in LNG scam on April 2 Pakistan TodayISLAMABAD: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) on Thursday issued a notice to former prime minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi to appear it on April 2, ... Read more https …
Energy Transfer, Shell sign agreement to advance Lake Charles project Hydrocarbons TechnologyEnergy Transfer has signed a Project Framework Agreement (PFA) with Shell US LNG to accelerate the development of a proposed LNG export facility. Read m …
Lake Charles LNG project agreement signed Oil & Gas JournalEnergy Transfer LP and Shell US LNG have moved toward a final investment decision on the conversion of Energy Transfer's regasification terminal at Lake ... Read more https://www.ogj.com …
Claim that LNG is no greener than coal gets new scrutiny Business in VancouverOne of the biggest bites ever taken out of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in any developed country is one that environmentalists and renewable energy ... Read more ht …
Who really needs the Krk LNG Terminal? View Euronews EnglishSome key questions remain unanswered: who are its real investors and whose interests are at stake? Who will ultimately benefit from the project: Hungary, ... Read more https://www.euron …
Hungary Warming up to Croatian LNG Terminal? Total Croatia NewsHungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto met with Croatian Energy Minister Tomislav Ćorić in Budapest on Thursday, saying that ... Read more https://www.total …
Croatian LNG terminal to go ahead despite low demand ReutersCroatia will press on with a planned floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal project in the northern Adriatic despite a low number of binding bids from gas ... Read more https://w …
Reuters UKOil refiners aim for trader mentality to surviveReuters UKBRUSSELS Europe's oil refiners are adopting the wily and flexible ways of traders to ensure survival as the sector faces further shrinkage, delegates at an industry conference said. Ha …
