Hexagon expands its Mobile Pipeline® business into the maritime industry
Hexagon Lincoln has been awarded a contract to supply high-pressure CNG TITAN® tanks for fuel storage onboard a LNG gas supply vessel being built for Babcock Schulte Energy.
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NERA leads transformation of Australia's energy resources sector
NERA has announced funding of AUS$2.1 million for eight national projects aimed at improving the global competitiveness of the sector.
Posidonia 2018 to host international unveiling of new joint venture
Saudi Aramco and its partners have chosen Posidonia 2018 for the global unveiling of its International Maritime Industries (IMI) joint venture.
HIMA presents new safety concept at ARC Industry Forum
HIMA has presented its new safety concept which offers maximum security by expanding the scope from the safety instrumented system to its security-relevant environment.
Asia's soaring gas demand opens window for new LNG projects
Soaring gas demand from China, India and Southeast Asia is sucking up an LNG supply glut previously expected to last for years.
Engie board to propose Solvay's Clamadieu as new chairman
The board of Engie will propose Jean-Pierre Clamadieu as its new board chairman at a shareholders meeting on 18 May.
Gazprom to reorganise operational structure for exports
Gazprom has made the decision to transform the operational structure of its export activities, including marketing and trading.
Australia's Woodside to raise funds for oil and gas projects
Woodside Petroleum is set to raise funds for the purchase of ExxonMobil's stake in the Scarborough gas field and to support projects at home and in West Africa.
Royal and ministerial endorsements for Gastech 2018
Gastech has received the Presidency of Honour from the King of Spain as the event arrives in Barcelona for its 30th edition.
MISC Group release financial results
MISC has announced its financial results for the financial year ended 31 December 2017.
Cheniere LNG output unaffected by shutdown of Louisiana storage tanks
LNG production from the Sabine Pass export plant in Louisiana will not be affected following an order to shut two cracked storage tanks.
The three sticking points of long-term LNG contracts
Korea Gas Corp’s move to seek arbitration over the terms of a LNG contract comes as Asian buyers are putting pressure on producers to grant more flexible supply terms.
Collapse in LNG contract lengths and volumes raises future supply concerns
A dramatic acceleration of a trend toward smaller volumes and shorter tenures for LNG contracts in 2017 highlights the growing commoditisation of the global LNG market.
As KOGAS goes into LNG arbitration, others may follow
A move by Korea Gas Corp to seek arbitration over the terms of a LNG contract could herald a shake-up of the region's LNG market.
Teekay’s first icebreaker LNG carrier successfully completes first operation
Teekay's icebreaker Eduard Toll transiting the Northern Sea Route