Floating LNG

GasLog has announced the order of long lead items for converting an LNG carrier to a FSRU.

Oxair Gas Systems has received a service contract to maintain the nitrogen generator plant on board the Prelude FLNG facility.

Höegh LNG Holdings Ltd has agreed to sell a 51% ownership interest in Höegh LNG Colombia Holding Ltd to Höegh LNG Partners.

Höegh LNG has signed a FSRU contract with Quantum Power Ghana Gas Ltd for the Tema LNG import terminal.

Arup – a global engineering and consulting firm – has announced that it has been commissioned by PT Australasia LNG Indonesia to support the development a new LNG terminal in East Java, Indonesia.

Coda Octopus has announced that it supplied multiple real-time 3D sonar solutions for the Shell Prelude project.

Norton Rose Fulbright has announced that it has advised Total on a recent agreement regarding the feasibility, development and operation of an LNG import and regasification project in Ivory Coast.

The Total-led CI-GNL (Ivory Coast LNG) consortium has won the rights to construct and operate a 3 million tpy capacity LNG regasification terminal in Ivory Coast.

According to Reuters, Hoegh LNG Partners LP is considering the possibility of spending US$300 million – US$400 million on a fifth floating storage regasification unit.

KT Maritime has christened two infield support vessels, which will be used to support Shell’s Prelude floating LNG unit.

Eni has announced that it has authorised investment for the first phase of development of the Coral discovery, which is located in the Rovuma Basin (Area 4), offshore Mozambique.

Petronas has announced that its first floating LNG facility, PFLNG SATU, has achieved its first gas milestone from the Kanowit gas field, which is located offshore Sarawak, Malaysia.

Höegh LNG has announced its interim results for the quarter ended 30 September 2016.

Shearman & Sterling has advised OneLNG on the establishment of a JV to develop a FLNG project.

Black & Veatch has announced that it has been selected as owner’s engineer by CELSE for the Porto de Sergipe plant – a 1516 MW combined cycle power project in northeastern Brazil.