LNG

Wärtsilä Corp. has announced that it has been awarded contracts to provide its reliquefaction plants to three new LNG carriers currently being built.

Kongsberg Maritime has announced that it has been awarded an EPCI contract for an integrated vessel solution with Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft – a Siem Group subsidiary.

N-Sea has announced that it has commenced work in the Cameroonian offshore market, via a contract with Jumbo Offshore – a Dutch offshore lifting and transportation company.

Asian markets are more attractive for the fuel due to higher prices.

Singapore-listed Noble has slimmed down drastically to its core Asian coal business after a crisis-wracked two years.

Nigeria launched a scheme on 29 August to transport LNG to regions not linked by pipeline.

Wärtsilä Corp. has announced that the mechanical completion of the Tornio Manga LNG terminal was achieved on 18 August 2017.

Eni Angola S.p.A. has awarded Saipem work orders in relation to the West Hub Development project as an addition to those previously assigned during 2016 and 2017.

Australia Pacific LNG has announced that it has satisfied the final test relating to project financing completion agreements for both processing trains at its LNG facility on Curtis Island, Australia.

Santos is racing to boost gas supply to Australia’s eastern market.

Baker Hughes has announced a second major contract for Eni East Africa’s Coral South FLNG development.

RIMS BV are the first company to receive an attestation from Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore.

The utilisation rate of July peaked at 95%, raising the value of the first seven months to 83%.

Kumul Petroleum Holding Ltd has signed an agreement with KBR to provide conceptual development and feasibility analysis services for an energy hub in the Kikori region of the Gulf Province of Papua New Guinea.

The company posted good operational performance and order intake in core businesses.