Special reports

MSA Safety suggests a three-step process in selecting, accessorising, and branding an appropriate hard hat for specific requirements.

As a result of Japan’s declining demand for LNG, its gas and power utilities face a surplus of LNG purchase commitments and are increasingly focused on marketing and selling the fuel abroad, according to a new report from the IEEFA.

In the March 2024 issue of LNG Industry, Jessica Casey, LNG Industry, UK, provides a brief overview of China’s LNG industry. This special report lists all the sources used for this article.

The US was again the largest supplier of LNG to Europe (EU-27 and the UK) in 2023, accounting for nearly half of total LNG imports, according to data from CEDIGAZ.

In our recent February issue of LNG Industry, Harshita Dhyani, Junior E&P Analyst, Rystad Energy, provides insight into the role LNG could play in Europe and the Mediterranean’s undertaking for energy security amidst geopolitical tensions throughout the region.

In our recent February issue of LNG Industry, Mark Krajewski, Director, Technical Services, Aspen Aerogels, USA, discusses the importance of insulation to how LNG plants operate, especially as the world moves towards a more sustainable future.

IEEFA’s latest Europe’s gas consumption in 2023 fell to its lowest level in 10 years as countries scale up efficiency measures and renewables deployment.

In our recent February issue of LNG Industry, Justin Ellrich and Emily Galligan, Black & Veatch, outline some guidelines for optimal heavies removal scheme for LNG facilities.

In the first part of a two-part article, Brian Pettinato, Manager, Aero & Structural Dynamics, Sterling Scavo-Fulk, Compressor Development Engineer, and Brian Hantz, Advanced Technology Engineer, Elliott Group, USA, examine the use of compressors and pumps in the LNG value chain.

The IEEFA argues that the claims the US pause on LNG export permits ignore basic trends in global gas markets, and does not threaten European and Asian energy security.

According to Wood Mackenzie, President Biden’s order to temporarily pause the approval of new US LNG export projects right to export to non-FTA countries will not affect its forecast for US LNG exports out to 2028, but could affect the trajectory and pace of the sector’s growth after that.

Asian LNG demand is projected to increase by 5% at 12 million t in 2024, according to ‘Asia Pacific Gas and LNG: 5 things to look out for in 2024’ by Wood Mackenzie.

In our recent December issue of LNG Industry, Ingo Emde, R. Stahl, Germany, analyses how safety on ships and on shore can be prioritised when handling LNG.

New episode of the Palladian Energy Podcast: Calculating the carbon impact of software, with GoCodeGreen.

In our recent November issue of LNG Industry, Ralph H. Weiland, Optimized Gas Treating, Inc., and Izak Nieuwoudt, Fractionation Research, Inc., USA, describe the different factors that can affect tray efficiency and hydraulics.