300 MW FSRP receives AiP from Lloyds Register
Wison Offshore & Marine has announced that its 300 MW FSRP barge has received Approval in Principle from Lloyds Register.
Floating LNG
Höegh LNG announces management changes
Höegh LNG Holdings Ltd. has announced changes to the group executive team of Höegh LNG AS.
Ghana LNG import terminal project resurrected
Ghana has signed agreements with two Chinese companies to build the important infrastructure it needs to begin importing LNG.
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Höegh LNG agrees time charter for FSRU
Höegh LNG executes 15-month time charter with Naturgy for FSRU #9.
Höegh LNG FSRU #10 receives backing
Höegh LNG Holdings Ltd. has received a commitment letter for sale and leaseback financing of up to US$206 million for its tenth FSRU.
Golar considering more FLNG projects after success of Hilli Episeyo
According to Reuters, Golar is eying further floating LNG projects in West Africa after the success of the Hilli Episeyo project.
Black & Veatch complete PRICO test aboard Hilli Episeyo FLNG
Black & Veatch’s PRICO© technology completes Guaranteed Performance Test aboard Hilli Episeyo FLNG vessel.
Cameroon LNG project is full steam ahead
Golar LNG announces 100% uptime has been achieved at its Cameroon LNG project.
Excelerate commissions Bangladesh's first LNG import terminal
Excelerate Energy Bangladesh Ltd has announced that it has completed the commissioning of its Moheshkhali Floating LNG terminal.
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EGAT planning to import LNG
According to Reuters, the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand is looking to import LNG directly for the first time.
FSRU secured for Port Kembla Gas Terminal
Australian Industrial Energy has entered into an agreement with Höegh LNG to supply the FSRU for the proposed Port Kembla Gas Terminal.
Amarinth wins pump orders for Coral South
Amarinth has announced that it has won orders totalling US$750 000 of API 610 OH2 pumps with Plan 53B support systems for the Coral South Development Project in Mozambique.
Operations begin at Bangladesh’s first LNG terminal
Bangladesh has started operations at the country’s LNG terminal, the country’s energy minister said on Monday, following delays related to technical problems and bad weather, Reuters reports.
Mitsubishi acquires 25% stake in Bangladesh LNG terminal
According to Reuters, Mitsubishi Corp. has reached an agreement to acquire a 25% stake in the Summit LNG terminal in Bangladesh, and is planning to help in the development of an offshore receiving facility in the country.
DirectLink: The unique system for the transfer of LNG
Naturgy continues to invest in innovation by developing a unique system to transfer LNG.