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The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (SPDC) and Shoreline Energy Limited (parent company of Gasland Company Ltd.) have signed $ 300 million agreement to buy, market, distribute and sell natural gas to consumers and companies in the Victoria Island, Ikoyi, Lekki, and Epe areas of Lagos, Nigeria. Continue reading →

French energy major Total announced that it has struck a deal to buy the oil and gas exploration and production business of the Danish company AP Moller-Maersk for $7.45 billion. Continue reading →

The London-based oil giant BP made an announcement In the first week of August 2017 that it has started the commercial production of gas from a gas well called as NEBU 602 Com 1H, in New Mexico’s Mancos shale, near Colorado border in San Juan basin. Continue reading →

The International Energy Agency last month has released some amazing facts and figures about China’s natural gas consumption growth pattern. It says China will account for almost 40% of the global annual growth of natural gas demand in the coming five years. Continue reading →

The Energy Information Administration sees the gas output in the United States to be approximately 77.34 billion cubic feet a day in the year 2018, which is up by 1.2% than its earlier estimate of 76.42 billion cubic feet. Continue reading →

Gas flaring has been a major problem worldwide and world bank has asked all the nations to address it on priority. The “Zero Routine Flaring by 2030” initiative was launched in April 2015, by the United Nations Sec.-Gen. Ban Ki-moon, World Bank Pres. Jim Yong Kim. Continue reading →

The U.S. Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) has reached Asia, after 18 months of exporting to around 35% of all U.S. The giants of Asia want to use more natural gas and reduce their reliance on coal. Continue reading →

Doha may get a timely boost from the West’s three biggest energy corporations who are reportedly urging Qatar to take part in a huge expansion of its gas production despite the recent bitter dispute with Gulf Arab neighbours. Continue reading →

The Southern Company and Mississippi Power has made an announcement in the last week that, their clean coal power plant project Kemper County Power Plant in rural Mississippi will be finally turning into a natural gas power plant. Continue reading →