1-22-14

Event Invitation: Seating is LIMITED

Anchorage Breakfast Meeting

Speaker: Bill Hardham, Alaska Project Manager, Repsol (NGP Photo)

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Here are this week's gas links from the Office of the Alaska Gas Pipeline Federal Coordinator:

• European nations form coalition to lobby for U.S. LNG exports
• Gazprom settlement offer doesn’t stop European antitrust probe
• U.K. prime minister criticizes fracking opponents
• Japan ready for Canadian LNG, but sales contracts still missing
• Japan’s power plants burn record amount of LNG, coal in December
• China unlikely to reach coal-to-gas output target, report says
• Japan close to launching world’s first LNG futures contracts
• BP expects to select design contractor for Indonesia LNG expansion
• Shell sells Wheatstone LNG interests to Kuwaiti company
• Tighter spending at Shell could delay British Columbia LNG project
• Indian LNG importer defends 2009 contract pricing
• India may require LNG tanker construction locally
• Latin America presents opportunity for U.S. LNG trade
• Maryland LNG project developer mails out fact booklets
• Second proposed Oregon LNG project seeks Canadian gas
• B.C. gives Woodside rights to develop coastal site as LNG plant
• First Nation warns B.C. government not to delay LNG consultations
• B.C. government will not force electricity on LNG plants