LNG

The US DOE has authorised G2 LNG to export LNG to FTA countries.

The Australian oil and gas industry has introduced a collaborative LNG plant operator training partnership between Woodside and Chevron Australia.

GTT has announced a fall in operating income but expects a recovery in 2H15.

Golar LNG has entered agreements to convert a third LNG carrier into a floating liquefaction facility.

The first STS transfer of LNG has been completed at Engro’s LNG terminal in Paskistan.

GSE Systems has moved its office and simulation centre to the new Technology & Innovation Centre (TIC) at the University of Strathclyde.

Golar LNG has received an underwritten financing commitment for its first GoFLNG project from CSSC (Hong Kong) Shipping Co. Ltd.

Lloyd’s Register and Penn Oak Energy Corp. have collaborated in an attempt to help develop use of LNG as fuel for ships.

ENGIE has entered into an LNG partnership agreement with Kansai Electric.

Lanner and TSG Consulting have announced a strategic partnership to offer an enhanced proposition to LNG companies operating in Australia.

Changfeng Energy has entered a joint venture agreement with CFD Group to pursue LNG trading.

The US DOE has granted Bear Head LNG approval to export up to 8 million tpy of LNG from Canada to FTA countries.

The joint industry project aimed to develop the next generation LNG carrier.

Iveco and SMET have carried out field tests to study the effect of increasing trucks from the standard length of 16.5 m to 18 m.

The Mitsui & Co. LNG carrier will be built with GTT’s Mark III Flex technology.