Natural Gas News – May 30, 2019 Atlanta Gas Light to test adsorbed natural gas technology for light-duty trucks Cobb Business Journal reported: Southern Company Gas subsidiary Atlanta Gas Light announced it will test adsorbed natural gas bi-fuel vehicles with the new integrated fuel storage technology developed by Adsorbed Natural Gas Products Inc. (ANGP). Adsorbed […]
Natural Gas News – May 29, 2019 NextDecade awards Rio Grande LNG construction contracts to Bechtel Chron reported: Houston liquefied natural gas company NextDecade has awarded a pair of construction contracts worth nearly $9.6 billion to San Francisco engineering firm Bechtel. Under the deals announced on Tuesday morning, Bechtel will provide engineering, procurement and construction […]
Natural Gas News – May 24, 2019 Maine natural gas company has big plans to turn cow manure into renewable energy WGME News reported: Summit Utilities said Thursday that it will invest $20 million and create up to eight full-time jobs in a partnership with eight Clinton- area dairy farmers in a project designed to […]
Natural Gas News – May 23, 2019 Saudi Arabia wants to buy tons of American natural gas CNN reported: Saudi Arabia has placed a huge bet on American natural gas. In a sign of shifting energy fortunes, Saudi Aramco announced a mega preliminary agreement on Wednesday to buy 5 million tons of liquefied natural gas […]
Natural Gas News – May 21, 2019 Natural gas supplies to Pemex, other state entities to be prioritized: CFEnergia S&P Global reported: Mexican state fuel marketer CFEnergia will prioritize natural gas supplies to stateowned companies, including Pemex, boost industrial activity and even potentially participate in upstream activities under the new administration of President Andres Manual […]
Natural Gas News – May 21, 2019 Massive 2015 Natural Gas Leak Caused by Microbial Corrosion, Report Says Ars Technica reported: A massive natural gas leak at a storage facility in Southern California was caused by microbial corrosion of well equipment, according to a new independent report from analysis firm Blade Energy Partners. The report […]
Natural Gas News – May 20, 2019 FERC approves Freeport liquid natural gas export expansion project Daily Energy Insider reported: The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) recently approved the construction of the Train 4 expansion at the Freeport LNG terminal on Quintana Island near Freeport, Texas. The Train 4 project is an expansion of the […]
Natural Gas News – May 17, 2019 DEC Rejects Natural Gas Pipeline Project Long Island Business News reported: The state Department of Environmental Conservation has denied the application for a controversial $1 billion natural gas pipeline project. The DEC ruled that the project was rejected because it’s projected to result in water quality violations and […]
Natural Gas News – May 16, 2019 NYDEC nixes natural gas pipeline despite union, business support New York Post reported: The New York Department of Environmental Conservation on Wednesday struck down a proposed pipeline project that would have delivered natural gas reserves from Pennsylvania to New York. The proposed plan, called the Northeast Supply Enhancement, […]
Natural Gas News – May 15, 2019 The mixed promise of renewable natural gas to decarbonize fleets Green Biz reported: Across the United States and Canada, interest is accelerating in the potential for renewable natural gas (RNG), otherwise known as biomethane, to decrease transportation fleet emissions. RNG generates further interest for its potentially lower price […]
