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Woodside to sell 15.1% stake in Scarborough project to Jera for $1.4bn - Vimarsana News

Woodside to sell 15.1% stake in Scarborough project to Jera for $1.4bn

Woodside and Jera have also entered into a non-binding heads of agreement for the sale and purchase of six LNG cargoes annually.

Gas may serve as pretext for Venezuela to spar with T&T [Gas in Transition] - Vimarsana News

Gas may serve as pretext for Venezuela to spar with T&T [Gas in Transition]

Trinidad and Tobago have a greenlight from Washington to work with Venezuela on the joint Dragon project, but Madura appears to be seeking a sweeter deal. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 12]

Shell, Trinidad's NGC get 30-year license to produce gas in Venezuela - Vimarsana News

Shell, Trinidad's NGC get 30-year license to produce gas in Venezuela

Dragon field gas will be delivered to Trinidad for processing into LNG and petrochemicals.

Country focus: Slow progress on LNG and renewables bode ill for Italy [Gas in Transition] - Vimarsana News

Country focus: Slow progress on LNG and renewables bode ill for Italy [Gas in Transition]

Despite a charm offensive across North Africa, Italy’s slow deployment of new LNG import capacity, continued drought and its slow embrace of renewable energy technologies look likely to expose the vulnerabilities of its energy system this winter. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 4]

Country focus: Slow progress on LNG and renewables bode ill for Italy [Gas in Transition] - Vimarsana News

Country focus: Slow progress on LNG and renewables bode ill for Italy [Gas in Transition]

Despite a charm offensive across North Africa, Italy’s slow deployment of new LNG import capacity, continued drought and its slow embrace of renewable energy technologies look likely to expose the vulnerabilities of its energy system this winter. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 4]