NFE secures final approval for Puerto Rico LNG supply deal

US LNG firm New Fortress Energy has secured final approval from the Financial Oversight and Management Board of Puerto Rico for its long-term LNG supply deal.

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Australia’s Santos strengthens LNG portfolio with new deals

Australian LNG player Santos has signed two separate, non-binding LNG agreements that underscore the company’s growing global LNG portfolio position. Santos entered into a non-binding heads of agreement to buy LNG from the Ksi Lisims LNG project in Canada and the company agreed key commercial terms with South Korea's Posco Steel to supply the latter with LNG.

Fluxys: Dunkirk LNG sendout reduced due to strike

France’s Dunkirk LNG import terminal has reduced sendout to the grid on Tuesday due to a strike, according to Belgian LNG terminal operator Fluxys.

Sempra Infrastructure, Petrobras ink 20-year Port Arthur LNG SPA

Brazil’s state-owned energy firm Petrobras has signed a long-term deal with US LNG exporter Sempra Infrastructure, a unit of Sempra, to buy LNG from the second phase of the Port Arthur LNG project in Texas.

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NFE wraps up restructuring

US LNG player New Fortress Energy has completed its previously announced restructuring plan, marking a new beginning for the company.

Egypt says no one injured after Damietta FSRU incident

Egypt's Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources said on Wednesday that no one was injured after a fire broke out aboard the 138,350-cbm Energos Winter in Damietta.

NFE says UK court approves restructuring plan

US LNG player New Fortress Energy said that a UK court approved its previously announced restructuring plan.

NFE gets strong support for $5.8 billion restructuring plan

US LNG player New Fortress Energy said it had received "strong indications" of support from its stakeholders for the previously announced $5.8 billion UK restructuring plan.