LNG

Deloitte has released a new paper that looks at the opportunities and challenges around what has the potential to be Australia’s next oil and gas boom.

According to Reuters, Chevron Corp. has shut the first production line at the Gorgon LNG project due to a flow measurement device failure.

Chart has announced that it has successfully commissioned a new natural gas vehicle fuelling station at Fos-sur-Mer, France.

GAC Qatar has announced that it has set up an office at Ras Laffan – the world’s largest LNG export port.

Containerships plc has published its interim report for 1Q17, providing, amongst other things, a round up of its LNG activities.

Eni has announced that it has commenced gas production from the Jangkrik development project ahead of schedule.

According to Reuters, Cheniere Energy Inc. has already had negotiations with China with regards to increasing US LNG exports.

Wood Mackenzie has announced that the 100-day action plan between China and the US has the potential to alter the global LNG trade.

TMC Compressors has announced that it has been awarded a contract by Samsung Heavy Industries to deliver a marine compressed air system for a floating storage and regasification unit.

Deloitte’s latest paper presents the findings of a survey of individuals from Australian oil and gas operators and service companies and their views on the roadblocks to achieving collaboration.

Crowley Maritime Corp.’s LNG services group has won a multi-year contract to provide additional volumes of LNG to a major pharmaceutical company’s manufacturing plants in Puerto Rico.

According to Reuters, a senior executive at INPEX Corp. has stated that the company sees minimal cost overruns on the Ichthys LNG project due to a start-up delay.

Kanfer Shipping AS has announced that it has appointed a new representative for the Brazilian market – Paschoalin Consultoria em Engenharia Ltda.

Clean Energy Fuels Corp. has announced that Frank Meyer has been appointed President of its subsidiary, Clean Energy Compression.

Pasha Hawaii has announced that it has selected Keppel AmFELS to construct two new LNG-fuelled containerships, with the option for two additional vessels.