LNG

Skangas is celebrating a milestone 1000 LNG bunkering operations completed in 2017.

Siemens is to make a €30 million investment in a new, state-of-the-art manufacturing facility for Materials Solutions Ltd., its Additive Manufacturing, or 3D-printing specialist.

The technology group Wärtsilä is to acquire Transas, a global company headquartered in the UK.

A sizeable Polish delegation has used AOG 2018 to invite Australian companies to help them expand the LNG and gas transmission systems in Central and Eastern Europe.

Royal Dutch Shell is close to bagging a deal to supply Hong Kong with LNG, beating out major competitors for the right to be the first company to supply LNG to the city.

Operations commence in British Columbia, Canada.

Tellurian Inc. began building its global natural gas business in its first year as a public company.

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 LNG bunkering operation which was made possible by the collaboration between Repsol, Enagás, Molgas, the Port Authority of Cartagena and Cartagena Maritime Authority .

Vitol is targeting Southeast Asia’s booming LNG markets to boost sales and catch up with rival commodity traders by developing import projects in Pakistan and Bangladesh.

TransCanada corporation has announced that its Cameron Access LNG pipeline project has been placed into service in Southwest Louisiana.

Stabilis Energy have announced the opening of a 40 000 gallon LNG fuel depot in Odessa, Texas.

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.