Exxon Mobil buys LNG to chill quake-hit Papua New Guinea project
ExxonMobil Corp has bought a LNG cargo to keep its Papua New Guinea plant cold after a powerful earthquake triggered a production halt.
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ExxonMobil Corp has bought a LNG cargo to keep its Papua New Guinea plant cold after a powerful earthquake triggered a production halt.
Jente Quintens, Pittsburgh Corning, Belgium, discusses Yamal LNG’s use of insulation for long term performance in a harsh environment.
Operations commence in British Columbia, Canada.
An average capex of US$7.1 billion per year is forecast to be spent on 31 upcoming oil and gas fields in Oceania between 2018 and 2025.
Japan’s Osaka Gas has so far not bought LNG cargoes to replace supplies from the shutdown of ExxonMobil Corp’s Papua New Guinea project.
The company is seeking one cargo for 10 – 20 April delivery and another for delivery over 20 April to 2 May.
The Australian oil and gas sector is rebounding and is about to receive a further boost from government, the audience at the first day of the AOG in Perth has heard.
Test centre to enable safer and more efficient use of LNG.
Deloitte Australia’s oil and gas leader Bernadette Cullinane discusses how unambiguously fitter, leaner and more resilient the sector has become, but its efforts must not end there.
Golar LNG said on 12 March that it had started production at its FLNG platform in Cameroon.
Argentina’s state-run Enarsa awarded part of its 22-cargo LNG purchase tender for May – August delivery to Trafigura, Gunvor, BP, and Vitol.
Mitsubishi's H-100 Gas Turbine and Low NOx Combustion System has been awarded full mechanical drive qualification by Shell.