Cheniere Energy: Who Will Lend Them The Money?

Centrica Plc, the U.K.’s largest household energy supplier, signed a 20-year deal to import natural gas from the U.S., securing supplies as production from British North Sea fields decline.

By Ken Lee: Cheniere Energy Partners (CQP) is the MLP associated with Cheniere Energy, Inc. (LNG). In addition to housing the conglomerate's Sabine Pass Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) import terminal, CQP is also home to Sabine Pass Liquefaction.

ByAlbert Alfonso:Natural gas is very cheap in North America while still relatively expensive overseas.

By Mike Maher:Cheniere Energy (LNG) fell off a cliff Tuesday night, as news of an equity offering pushed down shares. Cheniere plans to issue 33 million shares, with an underwriters option for another 4.95 million shares.

By Kent Moors: I recently got an email from (a reader) who posed a very interesting question. Take a look: I bought a nice position in CQP. It is not clear to me if they are in a position to benefit earnings-wise from future expansions of the business. Is a future dividend increase in the cards? ~Harry M.

Craig Pirrong submits: Cheniere Energy (LNG) is back in the news, and arguably, back from the dead. Cheniere has been on a roller coaster for about five years, right along with the gas market.

By Sarfaraz A. Khan:The Freeport LNG terminal recently received a conditional approval for the export of natural gas from the Department of Energy (DoE) as the sector gears up for some significant development. The glut of natural gas in the U.S following the massive shale gas boom has made exports of the commodity more lucrative.

ByCory Renauer:The US Department of Energy has been very good at doing nothing to cool the overheating debate about whether or not to export natural gas to non-FTA countries. The DOE's latest decision not to announce a decision concerns the Sabine Pass' permit to export LNG to countries without US free trade agreements.