LNG in brief
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Eni exports first cargo at Congo LNG Phase 2
- TotalEnergies restarts its flagship Mozambique LNG project
- ADNOC’s XRG acquires 7.6% stake in Rio Grande LNG Trains 4 & 5
- Chevron brings N'dola Sul onstream in Angola's Block 0
- BP appoints new CEO, but where does that leave Woodside?
- Shell exits Argentina LNG project leaving YPF seeking new partner
- Gorgon Stage 3 FID – Geryon & Eurytion field development
- Spot LNG shipping rates soar to two-year highs
- Eni's Congo LNG Phase 2 starts up
- Angola: New Gas Consortium processing plant is inaugurated
- Mozambique sees momentum at key LNG projects
- Suriname's Sloanea FLNG project advances toward 2026 final investment decision
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Tables and charts
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Global Floating LNG capacity by regionXRG’s international LNG portfolio by projectBlock 0 oil production
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NGC project: production and cashflowMozambique’s onshore LNG projects timelineSub-Saharan Africa LNG additions by overall riskSensitivity analysis for the Sloanea field at different condensate-to-gas ratios, EUR per well and facilities costsArgentina LNG Project PhasesPermian gas supply delivered to LNG facilitiesUAE contracted LNG exports by import country*Delivered Cost of Canadian and US LNG into Japan
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