Fact Sheet: Peru LNG

(Shell, 1.Jun.2018) — Peru LNG is the first natural gas liquefaction plant in South America and began operations in 2010 with a 4.45 mtpa capacity. It receives dry gas through a 408km pipeline that stretches from the highlands in the Peruvian Andes to the coast. Shell acquired 20% equity in […]

Bolivia Looks to Build Gas Liquefaction Plant in Ilo

(Energy Analytics Institute, Jared Yamin, 5.May.2018) – Bolivia plans to construct a gas liquefaction plant in the Peruvian port of Ilo in order to consolidate LNG exports. The decision, announced by Bolivia’s Hydrocarbon Minister Luis Alberto SĂĄnchez, was made without taking into account certified natural gas reserves or decline rates […]

FSRU Höegh Grace Receiving Cargo In Colombia [Video]

(LNG World, 10.Feb.2017) — Norway-based Höegh LNG’s FSRU Höegh Grace began commercial operations in Cartagena, Colombia at the end of last year. The Höegh Grace, used as Colombia’s first LNG import terminal, started operating under the 20-year contract Höegh LNG has with Sociedad Portuaria El Cayao (SPEC), after completing the regasification trials. […]

GenPower, ExxonMobil Sign Framework for LNG Supply

(Golar LNG, 4.Mar.2016) — Golar GenPower Brasil ParticipaçÔes S.A., a joint venture between LNG Power Limited (UK), a standalone non-recourse subsidiary of Golar LNG Limited and GenPower ParticipaçÔes S.A., announced that it has signed a framework agreement for the supply of LNG to the natural gas fired power generation project […]

AES Awarded Panama’s First Gas-Fired Plant

(AES Corporation, 11.Sep.2015) – AES Corporation announced that its subsidiary, Gas Natural Atlantico S. de R.L., won a competitive bid process conducted by the Electric Transmission Company, SA (ETESA), the state’s electric transmission company, to supply 350 MW of new capacity. The project will include the construction of a 350 […]

Venezuela Eyes Gas Exports, LNG

(Energy Analytics Institute, 18.Jun.2015) – Petroleos de Venezuela SA (PDVSA) plans to boost investments in the Venezuelan natural gas sector over the next five years in order to almost double production to meet increasing domestic demand, reduce its reliance on fuel imports and eventually export excess gas volumes to generate […]

LNG Projects Nixed Amid Low Oil

(Moody’s, 7.Apr.2015) – LNG suppliers are curtailing their capital budgets, amid low oil prices and a coming glut of new LNG supply from Australia and the U.S.A., Moody’s Investors Service said in its report, “Lower Oil Prices Cause Suppliers of Liquefied Natural Gas to Nix Projects.” Moody’s says low LNG […]