Glenfarne Alaska LNG Names Becky Windt Pearson to Senior Leadership Role

Great move for Alaska LNG — Becky brings the kind of Alaska experience and leadership that can turn momentum into execution.

Crowley has placed the American Energy into service as the first U.S.-flagged liquified natural gas (LNG) carrier to transport domestically sourced natural gas to Puerto Rico — a milestone in the island's ongoing effort to stabilize its energy supply. The 900-foot vessel holds a capacity of 130,400 cubic meters (34.4 million gallons) per voyage and will operate on a regular schedule from the U.S. Gulf Coast to Naturgy's facility in Peñuelas, Puerto Rico, under a multi-year agreement between the two companies. The ship carries a CAP 1 rating, the top classification for safety and vessel condition, and is crewed entirely by U.S. mariners. At full capacity, each delivery provides enough energy to power approximately 80,000 homes for a year. LNG produces lower greenhouse gas emissions than diesel and other conventional fuels, adding an environmental dimension to the supply reliability case. Crowley has operated in Puerto Rico for more than 70 years, running the Isla Grande cargo terminal in San Juan and delivering more than 94 million gallons of LNG annually through its Peñuelas terminal. The American Energy extends that commitment into large-scale, vessel-based LNG transport for the first time under the U.S. flag. Read the full article at the link below. https://lnkd.in/dh9EX4KW #LNG #MaritimeIndustry #PuertoRico #MarineConstruction #EnergyInfrastructure

Louisiana just sent a unanimous message to the federal government: build this LNG terminal. Both chambers of the state legislature passed Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 6 without a single dissenting vote, formally backing Argent LNG's proposed 25-MMtpa export terminal at Port Fourchon. For Gulf Coast subcontractors, the language buried in that resolution matters more than the vote count. Argent LNG's CEO has committed to prioritizing Louisiana-based manufacturing, contracting, and workforce participation. That's not a rumor. That's on the record. The project is still working through FERC permitting, so this isn't an active contract opportunity yet. But unanimous legislative backing removes a real layer of risk that has derailed other Gulf Coast LNG projects, and federal regulators pay attention to that kind of institutional alignment. At 25 MMtpa, this would be one of the largest private-sector investments in Louisiana in recent years. Regional subs who want to be in position when construction phases open need to be tracking this now, not after permits clear. We broke down what the vote means practically for contractors still in the early positioning window. https://lnkd.in/gnwp7heu #BusinessNews #TradesJobs #Offshore #FieldNews

Mexico’s ECA LNG Reaches First Production, Pulling More Permian Natural Gas West The Energía Costa Azul (ECA) export project in Baja California has reached first production, marking a key step in commissioning the first large-scale LNG export facility on Mexico’s Pacific coast, according to developer Sempra Infrastructure.

Today’s announcement from Governor Albert Bryan Jr. is a meaningful development for St. Croix, the Virgin Islands, and for everyone working toward a responsible resumption of refinery operations. Presidential Determinations issued under Section 303 of the Defense Production Act now formally recognize domestic petroleum refining, fuel logistics, and energy infrastructure as essential to national defense and economic security. The alignment between territorial leadership and federal recognition of Port Hamilton Refining and Transportation’s national value is the foundation for a responsible restart. #USVI #StCroix #EconomicDevelopment #EnergySecurity #Refinery #Infrastructure #CaribbeanBusiness https://lnkd.in/egqFuFUA

WhiteWater announced a new Louisiana pipeline project, the Pelican Thrasher Lateral, to transport gas to Commonwealth LNG's liquefaction and export facility in Cameron Parish. https://zurl.co/JNRUe #Midstream #Pipelines #Construction #LNG

2 First Nations in B.C. withdraw legal challenge of Ksi Lisims LNG project Listen to this article Estimated 4 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. The lead developer of the Ksi Lisims liquefied natural gas (LNG) project planned for the West Coast has announced benefit agreements with three First Nations in northern British Columbia, two of which it says have withdrawn legal challenges against the $10-billion plant and export terminal. ...

Barbados puts 19 offshore blocks out to tender Barbados has officially opened a new offshore licensing drive, inviting international energy companies to bid on 19 ultra-deepwater blocks. The launch of the 2026 Offshore Petroleum Direct Negotiations creates a three-month window for proposals to explore for oil and natural gas in the island’s waters. Companies that qualify will be eligible to seek exclusive negotiations for 62,643km2 of combined offshore acreage, including continental shelf and deepwater areas. The available blocks range in size from 1,167km2 to 5,007km2. Exploration licences will be valid for up to eight years and include commitments related to local content, environmental research, workforce training, health and safety. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eGF2D2bq #barbados #bidround #offshore #drilling #oilandgas #crudeoil #naturalgas #exploration #energynews #energynow #energychamber

Offshore and marine player Seatrium is eyeing more than S$28 billion in project opportunities over the next two years, as the Middle East conflict escalates the global race to secure energy supply.

NextDecade Files for Another Rio Grande LNG Train, Granted First Phase Extension Federal regulators have granted NextDecade another three years to complete the first five liquefaction trains at its Rio Grande LNG terminal under construction on the Port of Brownsville in South Texas.