A group of 2 substances
Includes liquefied natural gas (LNG) derived from petrochemical byproducts, conventionally extracted natural gas, and LNG sourced from unconventional feedstocks such as tar sands. Calorific value and methane content may vary significantly depending on origin and processing method.
Also known as LNG.
chemXplore tracks 114 projects involving natural gas, of which 91 are active.
Of the active ones, 65 new construction, 18 expansion and 7 revamp / retrofit.
41 active projects carry no start-up date yet. The dates themselves, per project, are for subscribers.
Agreement targets replacing fossil-fuel cogeneration with biomass, biomethane and e-fuels using biogenic CO2 for high-thermal industries.
Two binding agreements transfer 10% interests across multiple Indonesian PSCs, covering producing gas fields, major discoveries and hub projects; completions subject to regulatory approvals.
First load of pyrolysis bio-oil delivered to FrieslandCampina for co-firing in industrial steam boilers, partially replacing natural gas.
Seven deepwater exploration blocks in Brazil’s Ceará Basin (≈4,700 km²; 2,000–3,600 m depths) awarded in ANP’s 6th concession round; contracts expected H1 2027.
Gas found at Gullfaks South: 0.5–1.6 million standard cubic metres of recoverable oil equivalents (3.3–10.3 million boe), drilled as a sidetrack to a production well.
Cost estimate raised to NOK 26.5bn (2026 value); onshore compression set for 2029, electrification 2030; project ~60% complete and will cut CO₂ by 850,000 t/yr.
LNG cold energy will liquefy air to produce >600 t/day of liquid O2, N2 and Ar for southern and central Malaysia; start-up expected early 2027.
Engineering and execution for offshore processing, gas compression and power upgrades; focuses on sustaining production, improving associated gas processing and adding digital and automation capabilities.
Permanently sealed 13 wells with three plugs each, seabed cleared and site prepared for final abandonment of surface facilities.
Portfolio includes ~300 MMcfd current net production, ~72,000 net acres in Haynesville/Bossier and ~300 gross operated development locations, with midstream capacity and long‑term gas agreements.
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