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RNS Number : 4600W 23 April 2021 The Mauritius Commercial Bank Ltd (MCB) The Mauritius Commercial Bank Ltd (MCB) provides USD 60m funding to fuel Senegals national electrification and LNG-use ambitions 23-Apr-2021 / 11:40 CET/CEST   The  Mauritius Commercial Bank Ltd (MCB) provides USD 60m funding to fuel Senegals national electrification and LNG-use ambitions Port-Louis, 23 April 2021:  MCB (www.MCB.mu) is facili...

The petitioners have required construction licences for Ogra before taking final investment decisions (FIDs) on setting up of LNG terminals at designated sites as all other regulatory processes have already been completed. — Reuters/File ISLAMABAD: Participants at a public hearing overwhelmingly supported the cases of two separate firms for grant of construction licences at the earliest to help reduce energy costs and gas shortage that currently stood at about three billion cubic feet per day...

 Chennai : India’s first Floating Storage and Regasification Unit (FSRU)- has arrived at H-Energy’s Jaigarh Terminal in Maharashtra, the FSRU Höegh Giant which sailed from Keppel Shipyard, Singapore was berthed at Jaigarh terminal in Maharashtra

H Energy to start operation of LNG regasification terminal in May April 12, 2021 FSRU arrives at Jaigarh port India’s first Floating Storage and Regasification Unit (FSRU) ‘Höegh Giant’ docked at H-Energy’s Jaigarh LNG regasification terminal in Maharashtra on Monday, aiming to start operations in the first week of May-- when the first LNG cargo arrives. The country’s first FSRU-based LNG regasification terminal will boost India’s RLNG terminal capacity to 51 million tonnes (mt)...

Read more about Maharashtra gets Indias first floating LNG storage and regasification unit on Business Standard. The LNG terminal is located at JSW Jaigarh Port in Ratnagiri district. The port is the first deep water, 24x7 operational private port in Maharashtra

Predator announces placing to raise GBP 1.785 million 15 Mar 2021 Predator Oil & Gas Holdings has conditionally placed 17 million new ordinary shares of no par value in the Company at a placing price of 10.5 pence each to raise £1,785,000 (before expenses). The Placing was significantly oversubscribed and utilises much of the Companys existing headroom shares under the Financial Conduct Authority restrictions for companies on the Official List (standard listing segment) of the London Stoc...

Cash bleeding SOEs face loss of Rs429 bn in two years — II Top Story March 10, 2021 ISLAMABAD: The line ministry for all SOEs in the oil and gas sector is M/o Energy. The Petroleum Division of M/o Energy deals with oil and gas sector while the power sector companies are under the purview of Power Division. These include oil and gas (8), exploration & development (3), marketing & distribution (3), refineries (2). Overall, the oil and gas companies remain the backbone of the GoP SOE portfolio...

US-Greece relations in the Biden era: Why the road to rebuilding the transatlantic alliance runs through Athens New Atlanticist by George Pagoulatos and Katerina Sokou A Greek flag is framed by marble pillars at the Attalos arcade in Athens February 26, 2015. REUTERS/Yannis Behrakis For Europe, Joe Biden’s presidency brings high hopes for reinvigorating the transatlantic partnership. For the Unite...

Private firms setting up LNG terminals seek waivers Have sought guarantees and exemption from regulatory approvals PHOTO: AFP ISLAMABAD: As the private sector is engaged in setting up liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals, it has sought guarantees and waivers from some obligations and regulatory approvals. Interestingly, the existing LNG terminals have plans to replace the Floating Storage and Regasification Unit (FSRU) without financial risk for the government but the maritime affairs ministe...

Private LNG Terminal Developers Demand Waiver of Certain Regulatory Requirements Private sector entities engaged in setting up liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals have sought guarantees and waivers from certain obligations and regulatory approvals. The government has allowed five parties in the private sector to set up more LNG terminals. However, it has been made clear that the government will not bear any financial risk, which exists with the already existing public sector LNG terminals. Si...