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Finally! The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has granted permission to the Freeport LNG facility, located in Quintana, Texas, to restart two of three liquefaction "trains," two of three LNG storage tanks, and one of two LNG births for ships to tie up and load. While the third train and third storage tank will need

Money talks and you-know-what walks. There have been many (perhaps a dozen) proposed LNG export facilities that talk a good game about pulling the trigger on a final investment decision (FID) and moving forward with construction. However, according to Reuters, there are three such projects that are certain, or near certain, to do make an

Earlier this week, we reported the exciting news that two shipments of LNG had been loaded and sailed from the Freeport LNG facility, which (until now) has been out of commission since June 2022 due to an explosion and fire (see Another Surprise! 2nd LNG Cargo Departs Freeport Facility). We have new news that a

Yesterday we reported the surprising news that a load of LNG had left the Freeport facility, even though the facility has not been fully blessed to restart operations (see Surprise! Freeport LNG Exports 1st Cargo Since June 2022 Explosion). As we told you, it appears the load was LNG that had been liquefied and stored

There are a (very) few Democrats in Washington, D.C., who still support natural gas. It seems most national Democrat leaders (in Congress and beyond) have been coopted by the radical left of the party and now endorse the national suicide of dumping fossil energy. But not all Dems. A group of so-called moderate Democrats who

In a complete and total surprise, S&P Global Commodity Insights is reporting the very first post-explosion cargo of LNG exports has left the Freeport LNG facility along the Texas Gulf Coast and is en route to Port Said (Egypt). The BP-chartered Kmarin Diamond departed Freeport yesterday morning around 7:30 am. But (and here's the big

Tuesday of last week, Freeport LNG, which has been out of operation since an explosion and fire in June 2022, asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) for permission to begin re-introducing feedgas back into one of three liquefaction “trains” (units) at the facility. A day later, FERC agreed, and small amounts of gas began

Last October, the Pennsylvania Senate Environmental Resources and Energy Committee held a hearing in Philadelphia about potentially locating an LNG export facility there. The country's largest natural gas producer, EQT, showed up to discuss the key role gas has played in reducing emissions here at home and the role it could play in helping other

To future generations. im not saying any of that. what im saying is what were doing in the name of combating _ it is making us uncompetitive - and is not actually, in many cases, lowering global c02. well, there are two things... we can boast... well, there are two things there... we can boast that c02 levels in this country are down 44%. _ the reason is wevel exported much of it. actually, thats because we switched from coal to gas, which is a much lower carbon content, and weve started using l...

It is making us uncompetitive - and is not actually, in many cases, lowering global c02. well, there are two things... we can boast... well, there are two things there... we can boast that c02 levels in this country are down 44%. _ the reason is wevel exported much of it. actually, thats because we switched from coal to gas, which is a much lower carbon content, and weve started using lots of offshore wind. there are a couple of things, though. lets, on the broader point, you say were beggaring ...