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Scott Shields LNG Consultant Houston Katy Texas - Repost from LNG World News  Post update by www.M-SConsulting.com Dominion Energy confirmed on Friday that  the first LNG cargo  from its Cove Point terminal in Maryland, the second US facility to produce LNG from shale gas, has departed the facility. Shell’s 136,985-cbm LNG carrier Gemmata, carrying the first cargo of LNG from Cove Point produced for export, departed Thursday, March 1, Dominion said in its statement. The $4 billion Cove Point facility is currently undergoing final commissioning. “All major equipment has been operated and is being commissioned as expected following a comprehensive round of testing and quality assurance activities,” Dominion said. Shell NA LNG is providing the natural gas needed for liquefaction during the commissioning process and is off-taking by ship the LNG that is produced. When commissioning is complete, Dominion’s LNG export facility will produce the chilled f...
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Scott Shields Houston Katy Texas BIO Mr. Shields, in Katy and Houston Texas, currently provides oil & gas consultancy services through Morgan Shields LLC, where he advises LNG, natural gas and midstream market fundamentals, commercial negotiations, deal & company structuring, commercial best practices, risk management, and strategies to private equity, debt holders, and executive management of exporters, producers, midstream, utility and industrial companies. Mr. Shields has consulted and worked for 7 LNG companies. Recently, he kick-started an LNG client’s strategic energy planning, enterprise risk management, and its equity capital raise, and he originated long-term gas supply, pipeline, and LNG offtake contract negotiations.  His efforts resulted in 1) an MOU-proposal for a reverse merger into a public company, 2) innovative structure enabling LNG buyers to immediately contract long-term for alternate commodity pricing, 3) advanced pipeline and LNG offta...
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