Liquefaction

Oregon LNG has announced that it has filed new action against the US Army Corps of Engineers regarding a dredge disposal easement on the Skipanon Peninsula terminal site.

Unitel Technologies Inc. has been chosen by Korea Gas Technology Corp. to execute a front-end engineering and design programme to help commercialise small-scale LNG plants.

Chevron has released a statement claiming that it has commenced the cool-down of the LNG export system at the Gorgon natural gas plant on Barrow Island, Western Australia.

Qatargas’ Common Liquefied Natural Gas Storage and Loading Asset has completed seven years of operations without a Lost Time Incident.

CENTRAVIS has announced that it has been prequalified by the Abu Dhabi Gas Liquefaction Co. Ltd to supply stainless steel pipes.

Neptune has received a marine maintenance diving contract from Chevron Australia.

ABS Group will develop an intelligent maintenance strategy for Golar’s new FLNG fleet.

The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has issued a notice claiming that it will reveal its environmental assessment of the Cameron LNG expansion project in early 2016.

Bechtel has released a statement claiming that, following the first cargo from Australia Pacific LNG, all three of its LNG projects on Curtis Island, Australia, are now operational.

POSH Terasea has released a statement claiming that it has been awarded a contract by Shell to tow and position the Prelude FLNG vessel, and to take charge of the overall towage project management.

The Methane Spirit LNG carrier departed Australia Pacific’s LNG facility on 9 January 2016.

Asset Guardian Solutions Ltd has announced that it has been awarded another contract by a Perth-based oil and gas supermajor to provide software solutions.

Canada’s National Energy Board has approved LNG Canada Development Inc.’s application for a 40 year natural gas export licence.

ENGIE has released a statement claiming that it has introduced a new organisational strategy as part of its enterprise project, which was announced in 2015.

Reuters reports that the first commercial cargo has been delayed from the Australia Pacific LNG project, resulting in additional costs for Sinopec Corp.