Prioritise Yard Capacity and Mobilisation Terms for Conversion Demand

The majority judgment, written by Kollapen J, found that the case raised important constitutional questions concerning meaningful public consultation, environmental and community rights, administrative justice, and the requirements for a “just and equitable” remedy when government decisions are found unlawful. The court on Friday, August 14, 2026, reinstated the Makhanda High Court’s decision to set aside the original exploration right and its two renewals

Rogers J, joined by Savage J, dissented, arguing that the matter should be remitted for fresh consultation and reconsideration, potentially preserving a final three-year exploration period

Home Fossil Energy Shell loses five-year legal fight as South Africa’s court sets aside Wild Coast exploration permit August 14, 2026, by UK-headquartered energy giant Shell has hit a dead end in its plans for oil and gas exploration off South Africa’s Wild Coast, after the Constitutional Court overturned a Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) order that had kept the project alive, delivering a major victory for environmental groups and local communities. Illustration; Source: Shell South Africa’s Constitutional Court

XRG’s participation in Loran Phase 2 will be subject to the definitive license and development arrangements, applicable governmental and regulatory approvals, and all international sanctions and compliance requirements

The license would add meaningfully to ADNOC’s growing Latin America platform while enhancing its position in the Atlantic Basin

The company’s portfolio includes Rio Grande LNG in the United States; Argentina LNG once customary regulatory approvals are obtained; Egypt acreage through Arcius Energy; Azerbaijan’s Absheron field and Southern Gas Corridor; Turkmenistan’s Offshore Block 1; and Mozambique’s Area 4 concession. XRG’s participation in Loran Phase 2 will be subject to the definitive license and development arrangements, applicable governmental and regulatory approvals, and all international sanctions and compliance requirements

With increasing demand for LNG and growing interest in flexible gas monetization solutions, Seatrium underlines that it remains well-positioned to support customers across the LNG value chain through its comprehensive engineering, conversion, and EPC capabilities

The Asian firm emphasizes that an upfront consideration will support its activities relating to the LOI to be undertaken before EPC contract execution

Home Fossil Energy Seatrium lines up third FLNG conversion assignment with Golar LNG August 14, 2026, by Golar LNG, a Bermuda-headquartered liquefied natural gas (LNG) midstream infrastructure owner and operator, has booked Seatrium, a Singapore-headquartered offshore, maritime, and energy solutions provider, for a potential third floating LNG (FLNG) conversion project. Golar LNG’s FLNG Hilli Episeyo; Credit: Seatrium Seatrium has entered into a letter of intent (LOI) with Golar LNG to advance a potential third

Related Article Hernán Franchina, LNG Commercial Lead at YPF, highlighted on LinkedIn: “Argentina LNG — promoted by YPF, Eni and XRG — has submitted its RIGI application: a USD 51 billion integrated project turning Vaca Muerta gas into LNG exports via two FLNG units, 12 mtpa combined capacity, offshore Río Negro

Home Fossil Energy $51 billion LNG megaproject takes ‘important’ step on path to FID by year-end A giant multibillion-dollar liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project in South America is laying the groundwork for a final investment decision (FID) by the end of 2026, with the submission of its application to join Argentina’s Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI), bringing the country closer to unlocking one of the world’s largest new gas export developments and transforming its vast Vaca Muerta resources into

Rendering of Argentina LNG project; Source: YPF The Argentina LNG integrated liquefied natural gas project promoted by YPF, Eni, and ADNOC’s XRG has submitted its application to join Argentina’s Large Investment Incentive Regime, supporting the development of a large-scale LNG export project with a total investment of $51 billion throughout the life of the project, leveraging the resources of the Vaca Muerta formation

The LLOG-operated joint venture has now sanctioned the development of the Who Dat East field in Mississippi Canyon 509-1, situated in a water depth of approximately 1,300 meters. This project is a one-well development comprising the completion of the 2024 Who Dat East discovery well, the construction of a 29-kilometer pipeline to the Who Dat FPS, installation of subsea controls, and minor upgrades to the FPS

Home Fossil Energy Subsea tie-back development to US Gulf oil & gas asset is a go August 13, 2026, by U

This project is a one-well development comprising the completion of the 2024 Who Dat East discovery well, the construction of a 29-kilometer pipeline to the Who Dat FPS, installation of subsea controls, and minor upgrades to the FPS