U.S LNG projects face rising costs, supply chain issues, and global competition. Discover risks impacting Gulf and East Coast LNG developments.

QatarEnergy LNG has let an offshore contract ... Sustainability Offshore Compression Project (NFPS COMP 4) about 80 km off the northeast coast of Qatar. The scope of work encompasses engineering ...

Six months after Hurricane Helene left widespread destruction across the Southeast, "Good Morning America" returned to one of the hardest-hit communities, Asheville, North Carolina. Robin Roberts ...

Among them, three to five are expected to be major hurricanes, reaching Category 3 or higher, and three to six could directly impact the U.S. The Carolinas, eastern Gulf Coast, Atlantic Canada ...

"Similar to last year, northern and eastern portions of the Gulf Coast ... hurricane season begins May 15 and also extends to November 30. Eastern Pacific storms seldom have direct impact on ...

Of those, three to five could be major hurricanes of Category 3 or higher. Also, the overall pattern supports three to six direct impacts on the United States, with the eastern Gulf coast ...

Of those, three to five could be major hurricanes of Category 3 or higher. Also, the overall pattern supports three to six direct impacts on the United States, with the eastern Gulf coast, eastern ...

The rapid LNG buildout on the Gulf Coast accelerated after Russia’s 2022 ... Energy Regulatory Commission in its environmental impact statement that flaring at that terminal “may occur up ...

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He has pledged to dramatically expand US natural gas production via his“drill baby drill” ethos, rescinded Biden's environmental pause on new LNG projects, embrace deregulation and pledged to ...

The NHC provided more insight and data into how the hurricane impacted the Tampa Bay area ... along the barrier islands and immediate coast. A total of 18 people were rescued from floodwaters.