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Exxon to Sempra Can Export Half of U.S. Home Gas Supply: Energy

Natural gas suppliers from Sempra Energy to Exxon Mobil Corp. are fighting for the first U.S. export permits after a study said selling some of the fuel to Asia will benefit the economy more than consuming it domestically.

Shale Fracking Makes U.S. Natural Gas Superpower. Now What?

Asian demand for natural gas has risen so sharply in recent years that Alaska wants to build a $50 billion pipeline and export terminal to move its stranded supply offshore. Exxon Mobil Corp., BP Plc and ConocoPhillips will deliver plans for such a project to Alaska Governor Sean Parnell by the end of this month.

Gail India Signs 20-Year Agreement With Cheniere Energy in U.S. to Buy LNG

GAIL (India) Ltd. agreed to buy 3.5 million metric tons of liquefied natural gas a year from Cheniere Energy Partners LP for two decades.

Spectra Reports Natural Gas Leak From 20-Inch Pipeline

Spectra Energy Corp. detected a “small” leak in an offshore 20-inch natural-gas pipeline, Wendy Olson , a company spokeswoman. The line is 80 miles (130 kilometers) from Cameron Parish, Louisiana, she said.

Lowest U.S. Gas Price Since 1999 Attracts GAIL: Corporate India

GAIL India Ltd., the first Asian company to buy liquefied natural gas from the U.S., plans to take advantage of the lowest prices in 13 years to boost imports from America and revive sales growth at home.

Cheniere Cash Dwindles Amid Wait for Gas Exporting Permit

Cheniere Energy Inc. , a liquefied natural-gas importer that has lost money for 13 consecutive years , may have to sell assets and restructure debt to avoid running out of cash as soon as next year.

Cheniere’s Costs for Project Tied to Commodities, Chief Says

Cheniere Energy Inc.’s cost to build a Louisiana gas export terminal won’t be affected by a U.S. regulator’s failure to approve the project today, the company’s chairman said after earlier warning of “significant price increases.”

Cheniere Wins Approval for Biggest U.S. Gas-Export Terminal

Cheniere Energy Inc. won federal approval to build the largest U.S. natural-gas export terminal as drillers who extract the fuel from shale formations struggle to find domestic buyers to absorb a glut.

Cheniere Plans to Export U.S. Gas Into Caribbean Power Markets, CEO Says

Cheniere Energy Inc. , the Houston- based liquefied natural gas terminal owner, said it plans to sell shale gas in the Caribbean to cut the region’s dependence on power generated from burning oil.

Cheniere Energy May Build Natural-Gas Export Plant at Sabine Pass Terminal

Cheniere Energy Inc. said it may build the first plant in the lower 48 U.S. states to export liquefied natural gas, starting as early as 2015.

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