LNG - 28 June 2016

Iveco and Uniper have released a joint statement claiming that they have opened Germany’s first LNG truck fuelling station in Ulm.

The integration will involve transitioning Tasweeq’s employees, assets and customer relationships into the QP organisation before the end 2016.

Conrad Shipyard has announced that it has formed a new business unit, which will focus on LNG projects.

ABS has announced multiple major joint development projects (JDP) with Keppel Offshore & Marine Technology Centre (KOMtech).

PGNiG has announced that it has taken delivery of its first LNG cargo on the spot market through its Swinoujscie terminal, Poland.

Frost & Sullivan has stated that the most immediate effect in the energy sector will be the negative impact of an increase in petrol prices, due to a weaker pound.

The Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency has resumed the environmental review of the Petronas-led Pacific NorthWest LNG project in northern British Columbia, Canada.

Squamish Nation Chiefs and Council have approved the environmental assessment agreement for the proposed Eagle Mountain – Woodfibre gas pipeline project, and have issued FortisBC with an environmental certificate.