Cheniere ships LNG to Poland as Europe seeks less reliance on Russian gas. From FuelFix. Data points:
- will be first shale gas to a member of the former Soviet bloc
- Europe seeks to cut its dependence on fuel from Russia
- this is the first such contract for Central and Eastern Europe
- no LNG has been shipped to northern Europe since Sabine Pass started exports more than a year ago
- Poland may offer a new outlet for Cheniere
By the way, where is Sabine Pass shipping US LNG? Glad you asked. From that link from Bloomberg:
Second story: Golden Pass LNG cleared to export, also at FuelFix. Data points:
- DOE approved
- up to 2.21 billion cubic feet of gas per day
- located outside Sabine Pass, was originally built to import LNG from abroad in 2009
- following the Bakken boom (memo to Jane Nielson), a joint venture between Qatar Petroleum, ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips shifted gears
- the number of export facilities continues to grow; now there are seven under construction; another four that have been approved but not yet begun
- US SecEnergy Rick Perry gives the credit to President Trump
- Golden Pass not yet completed
- will provide 45,000 direct and indirect jobs over five years; another 3,800 direct and indirect jobs over the next 25 years
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