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Houston-based Cheniere Energy is, to some people, one of the best value plays in the natural gas sector based on its superior prospects in LNG distribution.

A cameraman films an LNG tanker docked at the liquefied natural gas plant on Sakhalin island outside the town Korsakov on February 17, 2009.

A few weeks ago I wrote an article about how we can better use the natural gas that is so plentiful in this country.

Houston-based Cheniere Energy Partners L.P. will meet with bankers Tuesday to borrow $2 billion, most of which will go to build a natural gas liquefaction and export facility in Cameron Parish.

Recent advances in technology have unlocked new reserves and seen production skyrocket as a result.

Natural gas prices have surged recently after being in a long slump. Recent advances in technology have unlocked new reserves and seen production skyrocket as a result.

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The surge in shale-gas extraction around the U.S. has caused a worldwide rush to obtain cheap U.S. natural gas.

Two Asian companies have agreed to invest $467.9 million in Houston-based Cheniere Energy Inc., which plans to build a multibillion-dollar natural gas liquefaction facility in Cameron Parish.

Natural gas may be at all-time lows, and that may be affecting the share price of the companies that specialize in that commodity, but that doesn't mean all stocks in this industry are bad bets.

Temasek Holdings Pte. Ltd., the Singaporean sovereign-investment vehicle and RRJ Capital, a private equity fund run by former Temasek executive Richard Ong, will make a joint investment of approximately $468 million into Houston's Cheniere Energy, Incorporated.

Cheniere Energy Inc. will receive an equity investment totaling about $468 million from two Asian firms, Temasek and RRJ Capital.