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Several large-scale LNG export projects have reached a final investment decision this year along the U.S. Gulf Coast, with most expected to start up between 2029 and 2031.
E&Ps and oilfield service companies are constantly chasing the latest techniques to extract oil and gas faster and easier.
The Crude Voyager is a weekly analysis of U.S. Gulf Coast loading activity that explains the ebbs and flows of crude loadings, destinations, and geopolitical issues impacting U.S. exports. It outlines the major paths for laden tankers hauling U.S. crude all over the world and reflects the change in tanker departures to the main regions that consume U.S. crude.
EQT announced that the MVP Boost expansion will be 0.6 Bcf/d, rather than the 0.5 Bcf/d previously announced, as the open season was oversubscribed.
LNG Canada's gas intake slipped to 550 MMcf/d in September, down modestly from August. Latest daily estimates suggest utilization of the liquefaction plant is running around 30%.
Less than two months after ONEOK unveiled plans for a big new refined products pipeline from El Paso to the Phoenix area, Phillips 66 and Kinder Morgan have jointly proposed an even more extensive project of their own: the Western Gateway Pipeline — now the focus of a binding open season — would
Ontario gas storage has nicely recovered since the summer to stand just a few Bcf below last year's levels and well stocked ahead of the heating season.
Propane supplies stay strong — inventories continue to rise while exports pull back modestly.
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Keeping up with all the natural-gas-related infrastructure under development along the Gulf Coast is a full-time job. New gas pipelines out of the Permian and the Haynesville. New LNG export terminals from Brownsville, TX, to Plaquemines Parish, LA.
Houston Turns Up the Flow as Exports Surge Again.
U.S. LNG Feedgas Demand Set to Break Records This Winter. NextDecade moves forward with Rio Grande Train 5, adding to a record year for new capacity. This ground-breaking year has set the stage for more than 30 Bcf/d of U.S. LNG feedgas demand in the next 10 years.
