LNG

A brief look at the new low carbon collaboration between UK and Indian business leaders the ‘UK-India Business Leaders Climate Group.’

Train 6 started this month and will produce 7.8 million tpy, helping Qatar reach its target of 77 million tpy of LNG liquefaction capacity by the end of 2010.

Shell’s first planned FLNG deployment off the northwest coast of Australia has received federal environmental approval.

According to the International Energy Agency’s latest World Energy Outlook, much stronger action is needed to accelerate the transformation of the global energy system.

The Winter issue of LNG Industry features a regional report by Chris Holmes, Purvin & Gertz, examining the changing dynamics behind the European gas market.

The American Petroleum Institute is reviewing the Environmental Protection Agency’s greenhouse gas reporting rule requirements for the petroleum and natural gas industries.

A letter from members of the UN High Level Advisory Group on climate change financing.

API provides expanded online access to its safety standards.

Nancy D. Yamaguchi, Hydrocarbon Engineering Contributing Editor, looks at the Southeast Asian energy sector.

The latest EIC Monitor (Q3) shows encouraging levels of new projects emerging across the globe with China, India and the USA having some of the largest new projects.

Japan has made an agreement to co-operate with Vietnam on nuclear technologies and materials.

Santos has agreed a deal to supply 750 PJ of natural gas from its Cooper Basin gas assets to the Gladstone LNG project.

Final shortlists announced for The Oil Council’s 2010 Awards of Excellence.

A look at what is currently happening in France as a result of the pension and retirement strikes.

Curtis LNG and Gladstone LNG have received conditional environmental approval by the Australian government.