On February 8, two nails were driven into the coffin of Pembina Pipeline Corporation's (NYSE:PBA) (Calgary, Alberta) proposed $8 billion Jordan Cove liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Oregon. It is not yet clear if those nails will seal the fate of the controversial LNG export project. The first of those metaphorical nails was the decision by Qatar Petroleum »

Standing at a terminal overlooking the Corpus Christi Bay in Texas, one reflects on where all of these vessels are headed as they make their way out into the wider world, supplying hydrocarbon molecules mainly for global electrification: Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) to Power. This Corpus Christi LNG export terminal is one of four recently placed into service. Even more »

Industrial Info (Sugar Land, Texas) is pleased to be presenting a complimentary webinar on the 2019-20 Power Industry project spending outlook at 9 a.m. CDT (10 a.m. EDT) on June 12. Join Britt Burt, Industrial Info's vice president of Power Industry research, and Shaheen Chohan, vice president of Global Analytics, as they discuss the trends that are driving »

U.S. manufacturers continue to report growth and optimism in the latest outlook survey by the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM), with 89.5% of the respondents saying they felt either somewhat or very positive about their company's outlook, driven by current federal tax and regulatory reform policies, according to the association. Industrial Info is tracking U.S. capital projects »

BP plc and Shell Offshore Incorporated are drilling seven and six new wells, respectively, in the Gulf of Mexico. Most of BP's new wells are its Mad Dog Platform. Shell's new wells are mostly at the Olympus and Perdido Spar platforms. The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) lists 45 new wells as currently being drilled. Behind BP and Shell, »