Oil and gas news briefs November 1, 2012

• Putin OK’s Gazprom pipeline to Vladivostok LNG terminal
• Chinese firm takes 25% stake in Australia LNG project
• Anadarko Mozambique reserves at 60 tcf; exec talks large-scale LNG 
• Australian LNG developer signs deal with Japanese bank
• Pipeline construction under way for Australia LNG project
• Qatar could lose market share to new LNG projects
• Gazprom sends LNG tanker through northern sea route
• Tokyo Electric plans to boost use of coal and LNG; cut use of fuel oil
• New policy in China promotes natural gas as transportation fuel
• European power plants burn cheap coal instead of costly natural gas
• LNG option draws investors to Canadian natural gas assets
• Booming U.S. gas production fuels petrochemical industry
• Pipelines move growing volume of U.S. gas to Mexico, Canada
• Maine hospital first to convert to compressed natural gas
• TransCanada joins with Chinese firm on $3 billion oilsands pipeline

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