LNG

An update on the progress of the Queensland Curtis LNG project

The company’s newly built tri fuel carrier has been committed to a contract to an oil and gas major.

Japan’s major shipping companies will order approximately 90 new liquefied natural gas tankers by 2020.

Cape has entered into a second agreement with Bechtel for the provision of painting, insulation and fireproofing services.

The BC government has announced changes to regulations that will help FortisBC develop its natural gas for transportation incentive.

The LNG Limited subsidiary has submitted draft resource reports to the FERC for its export project in Louisiana.

Gazprom has conducted its first ever SIRE inspection of the LNG tanker ‘Lena River’.

Teresa Wat has signed an agreement that promotes BC as an ideal investment destination for LNG projects.

Blu. has opened a liquefied natural gas fuelling station in Georgia, one of the first to be opened in the Atlanta area.

The renovation of Elengy’s Montoir-de-Bretagne terminal is nearly complete. Operation will now continue until 2035.

Wärtsilä will open its new test facility for future propulsion products and technology today.

Japanese and Indian consortium considers 10% investment in Russia’s Yamal LNG project.

The Lloyd’s Register report for November 2013 looks exclusively at LNG as marine fuel.

LNG Limited has released a statement in response to an article published in ‘The Australian’ newspaper.

Origin has announced a gas sales agreement with QGC, which will see Origin supply up to 30 PJ of gas at oil-linked pricing.