ExxonMobil Gets LNG Extension Amidst Contractor Bankruptcy: Stock Outlook for 2024

ExxonMobil’s Golden Pass LNG project receives a three-year extension after its lead contractor, Zachry Holdings, filed for bankruptcy. This news comes as ExxonMobil reports strong exploration success and anticipates reduced third-quarter upstream earnings. The article analyzes ExxonMobil’s stock prospects for 2024, highlighting the use of technical indicators like moving averages and trend lines to forecast future price movements.

Chevron Holds Back on LNG Investment, Opting for ‘Buy-Rather-Than-Build’ Strategy

Chevron Corporation has reportedly chosen not to invest in Woodside Energy Group’s upcoming acquisition of Driftwood LNG in Louisiana, sticking to its ‘buy-rather-than-build’ strategy for US gas. Despite recent interest rate reductions, Chevron’s focus remains on upstream and downstream investments, leaving midstream infrastructure to others. This decision comes after Chevron announced its intention to increase international sales of Permian Basin production, relying on LNG offtake contracts. While Chevron is exploring ways to reduce methane emissions through engine conversion on its LNG carriers, its stance on LNG plant construction remains uncertain.

MiQ Pilots Emissions Verification Model for US LNG Exports

MiQ, a global leader in emissions certification, has partnered with EQT Corporation and Uniper to pilot a new model for verifying and differentiating US LNG cargos based on their emissions. This initiative uses MiQ’s Supply Chain Protocol to provide comprehensive emissions data, enhancing transparency and enabling buyers to choose lower-emission options. The pilot transaction signifies a critical step toward addressing growing demand for transparent supply chain emissions information in the global LNG market.

India Targets LNG to Clean Up Trucking Industry

India is aiming to significantly reduce pollution from its trucking industry by promoting the use of liquefied natural gas (LNG). The Oil Ministry plans to encourage the conversion of existing trucks to LNG and mandate LNG use for a third of new trucks, citing its lower emissions compared to diesel. This move aligns with India’s efforts to reduce air pollution and meet its target of increasing natural gas in its energy mix.

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