2018 is the year natural gas moves mainstream says Gasrec
Gasrec has confirmed it is in discussions to build multiple new natural gas refuelling sites which could more than double its footprint by the end of 2019.
Gasrec has confirmed it is in discussions to build multiple new natural gas refuelling sites which could more than double its footprint by the end of 2019.
Becomes world's second largest LNG player.
The EDF Group has announced that the binding agreements for the sale of its interest in the Dunkerque LNG terminal have been signed.
Golar LNG has successfully acquired half of the common units in Golar Hilli LLC.
The Kremlin rejected US President Donald Trump’s description of Germany as a “captive” of Russia due to its energy reliance.
Corpus Christi Liquefaction has filed an application with the FERC for authorisation to begin Stage 3 of its expansion project.
Exxon Mobil will expand its Rovuma LNG project in Mozambique by half to cut production costs as the partners prepare to book the plant’s supply and formally tap lenders in September.
Flex LNG executes sale-leaseback of Flex Rainbow.
Infographic provided by LNG Industry for the July 2018 issue.
Nigeria is taking its first steps to expand its LNG capacity by a third, outlining a US$12 billion program to help it keep up with the world’s biggest producers of the fuel.
Bangladesh announced two major energy deals on 11 July, with a total $5.8 billion investment.
Alaska officials said they remain confident that China will help the state achieve its decades-old dream of building a pipeline to carry now-stranded natural gas from the North Slope to markets.
Ophir has released an update on its trading and operations for the six-month period ending 30 June 2018.
Nakilat achieves 9% increase on profits for the first half of 2018.
GTT has received an order from Samsung Heavy Industries for the tank design of a new LNG carrier.