Oil and gas news briefs July 25, 2013 Published: July 26, 2013 For more information and updates, please visit our website: Arcticgas.gov. Japan’s LNG imports down 2.7% in first half of 2013 Japan posts record trade deficit for first half of 2013 Japan’s electric utilities seek higher rates to cover LNG costs PetroChina to raise natural gas prices at home to cover higher costs India looks forward to lower LNG prices from U.S. Australia LNG developers say cost control is key to future projects Petronas looks for more partners to raise money for B.C. LNG Qatar ships its first LNG cargo to Malaysia Project proponent applies for small LNG plant north of Vancouver B.C. touts new study that proclaims 75,000 jobs from LNG industry Haisla First Nation hopes LNG projects lead to land ownership Natural gas prices up, but not enough to push new drilling U.S. imports of natural gas fell 23 percent from 2011 to 2012 TransCanada tolls blamed for low natural gas prices in Alberta Canadian National Rail expects oil shipments to continue growing BC Ferries will go to bid for LNG-fueled ships Qatar launches effort to invest in electric power generation abroad Read more > Recent OFC News Guide to Alaska natural gas projects Politics as much at play as economics for Russian LNG Government incentives help attract natural gas projects Liquefaction plant single largest cost for Alaska LNG project LNG project sponsors plan summer field work Quick Links Arcticgas.gov White Papers Permitting Frequently Asked Questions About the OFC Contact Us Alaska Natural Gas Transportation Projects 1101 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, 7th Floor Washington, DC 20004 Copyright © 2013 Alaska Natural Gas Transportation Projects, All rights reserved.
Add your comment: