LNG

Bestobell Marine has received an order for globe and check valves that will be used in the fuel gas system on the second Gotland ferry.

GE has released a statement, announcing the launch of its latest programme for Reciprocating Compression Packagers.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has alleged that the Vice President of a Cheniere subsidiary has been involved in insider trading.

Cadwalader has announced that lawyers Mark Haskell and Brett Snyder, who specialise in regulations in the energy sector, will join the company.

Deltamarin and Brevik Technology have jointly launched a new multigas carrier design, which they claim will be cost-efficient for ship owners and can be used in LNG applications.

EGAS has awarded an LNG import contract to seven companies, in order to solve its increasing energy shortage.

The LNG terminal in Swinoujscie, Poland is expecting to receive its first LNG cargo by either late November or early December 2015.

KBR – an EPC company involved in LNG pipelines – has announced that it has successfully finalised two partnerships with Bernhard Capital Partners.

GTT has announced that it has received general approval from Lloyd’s Register for its Mark V LNG containment technology.

Clough Ltd has announced that it has bought the Canadian EPC company, Enercore Projects Ltd, for approximately CAN$10 million.

Trafigura has announced that two LNG cargoes will be delivered to IOC by late 2015.

Bestobell has announced that it has received an order for its cryogenic globe and check valves for a second Yamal LNG carrier.

Bestobell has received approval from the four main class societies for its range of globe and check cryogenic valves.

Teekay has announced that Creole Spirit, the first of nine LNG newbuilds, has left the DSME shipyard and started its sea trials.

Teekay Corp. has announced that it will replace the President of Teekay Gas Services, David Glendinning, with Mark Kremin, upon Glendinning’s retirement.