LNG

Exmar’s FSRU is set to be the world’s first non-propelled, barge-based FSRU.

The ACCC has announced that it will not stand in the way of Shell’s proposed acquisition of BG Group, claiming that the takeover would be unlikely to diminish competition in the wholesale natural gas market.

Dresser-Rand, within Siemens Power and Gas, has received an order for two LNGo natural gas liquefaction systems from Elizabethtown Gas.

The Port of Helsingborg has released a statement claiming that it has reached an agreement with Klaipedos Nafta to cooperate on an LNG reloading project in Sweden.

InterOil Corp. has reported that wireline logging from the Antelope-4 sidetrack-1 well in PRL 15 in Papua New Guinea has confirmed a high quality reservoir.

The Corpus Christi Liquefaction Project is now 25% complete against a planned 19.3%.

EXMAR has released a statement claiming that it has agreed to develop and operate the Jafrabad LNG Port project in India with Swan Energy.

Crowley has announced that it has successfully started construction of a new pier at its Isla Grande terminal in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Annastacia Palaszczuk, The Premier of Queensland, has welcomed the news that QGC will invest AUS$1.7 billion in the LNG industry.

The classification society, ClassNK, has announced that it has awarded AIP to MIJAC for an LNG-fuelled bulk carrier.

Reuters reports that the second onshore LNG receiving terminal in Indonesia expects to secure project financing in May or June 2016.

BG Group has announced that it has joined the World Bank Carbon Pricing Leadership Coalition, which collaborates on carbon pricing systems and policies.

Honeywell has received a contract to automate Finland’s first LNG import terminal, located in Pori.

Flint Hills Resources has submitted an LNG export application to the US Department of Energy.

Fortis BC has issued a statement in response to the recent announcement that the Tsawwassen First Nation (TFN) is considering a proposed LNG facility on its lands.