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Energy Transfer signs SPA with China Gas - Vimarsana News

Energy Transfer signs SPA with China Gas

Under the SPA, Energy Transfer LNG will supply 0.7 million tpy of LNG to China Gas on a FOB basis.

Energy Transfer signs sale and purchase agreement with SK Gas - Vimarsana News

Energy Transfer signs sale and purchase agreement with SK Gas

Energy Transfer LNG have agreed to supply LNG to SK Gas under an 18-year agreement from the company’s Lake Charles LNG export facility.

Eni and the Republic of Congo agree to increase gas production - Vimarsana News

Eni and the Republic of Congo agree to increase gas production

They signed a letter of intent to increase gas production and export, primarily through the development of an LNG project expected to start-up in 2023.

TotalEnergies signs Cameron LNG expansion agreement - Vimarsana News

TotalEnergies signs Cameron LNG expansion agreement

TotalEnergies has signed the agreement with Sempra Infrastructure, Mitsui & Co. Ltd, and Japan LNG Investment for the expansion of the Cameron LNG production and export facility, located Louisiana, US.

CNN Smerconish June 4, 2024 13:22:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN Smerconish June 4, 2024 13:22:00

That's why risk of cyberwar is significant, because it could be a slippery slope. it could be a slippery slope to combat between the united states and russia, which we've been trying to avoid. so, yes, cyberwar attacks can do damage, significantly damage, to the economy. but beyond that, they run the risk of escalation. >> just today, there's a report from the associated press raising the specter, the possibility of russia now looking at the american electoral system again. as has been done in the past. i guess my question for richard clarke is which worries you more, our grid, our corporate i...