Australian LNG projects drive investment
A government report suggests that LNG projects have continued to drive investment in Australia’s resource and energy sectors over the past six months.
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A government report suggests that LNG projects have continued to drive investment in Australia’s resource and energy sectors over the past six months.
Bechtel has announced that it has transferred full operational control of the Queensland Curtis LNG plant to QGC.
The Gothia Tanker Alliance has announced that three of its partners have ordered four LNG dual-fuel vessels, which will be built by Avic Dingheng Shipbuilding Ltd.
Overall project completion at the Sabine Pass Liquefaction Project is slightly behind schedule, according to Sabine Pass’ October construction progress report.
The agreement puts an end to all lawsuits opposing the two sides since 2006.
The Alaskan Governor, Bill Walker, has announced the successful state acquisition of TransCanada’s share of the AKLNG project.
KBR has released a statement claiming that it has been awarded a contract from G2 LNG to provide FEED engineering and FERC report pre-filing services for the Cameron LNG facility in Louisiana, US.
BG Group has announced that commercial operations have started from the second train at its Queensland Curtis LNG plant.
MacGregor – a part of Cargotec Corp. – has secured several contracts for Pusnes deck machinery, with one package to be used on an LNG FSRU.
The Government of Gibraltar confirms that its current LNG plans are designed to supply the North Mole power station only.
Bomin Linde LNG GmbH & Co. KG and SC Klaipedos Nafta have announced that they have signed a contract to establish a joint-venture to set up Blue LNG.
The government of B.C. has announced that it is investing in two programmes to ensure Aboriginal workers gain better access to jobs generated by the LNG industry.