Suntien Green Energy to build LNG import terminal in China
Suntien Green Energy’s plans to build an LNG receiving terminal in northern China have been granted state approval.
Suntien Green Energy’s plans to build an LNG receiving terminal in northern China have been granted state approval.
South Korea’s imports of LNG are set to decline over the next five years, as new nuclear and coal power plants startup.
According to Reuters, PGNiG has begun the tender process to charter LNG tankers for its new gas imports.
The Australian Industrial Energy (AIE) consortium is seeking to increase the quantity of LNG it is permitted to import into Australia.
TMC has signed a contract to supply a complete marine compressed air system and associated equipment to four of TMS Cardiff Gas Ltd’s LNG carriers.
Chart Industries, Inc. and Energy Capital Vietnam have signed an MOU to promote LNG distribution within Vietnam.
The B.C. government is joining the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority and FortisBC to establish the first STS LNG marine refuelling/bunkering service on the west coast of North America.
The US Department of Transportation’s PHMSA, in coordination with the FRA, has announced that it is publishing an NPRM regarding the transportation of LNG.
JERA Co. has entered into a memorandum of understanding with Vietnam Electricity concerning cooperation in the LNG value chain business.
Teekay Corp. and Teekay LNG have announced that COSCO Shipping has completed an ownership restructuring which has resulted in China LNG Shipping no longer being classified as a ‘Blocked Person’.
According to Reuters, JERA Global Markets is looking to purchase up to 0.5 million t of spot LNG for delivery in 1Q20.
PAO NOVATEK has announced that TC LNG Shipping L.L.C. is no longer considered a ‘Blocked Person’ under the US Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Asset Control rules.
Wärtsilä has agreed to retrofit an AG Ems ferry, operating in ecologically sensitive waters, to use LNG as fuel.
Two LNG-fuelled Sovcomflot tankers have successfully completed their respective voyages eastbound along the Northern Sea Route.
The latest vessel in Yamal LNG’s fleet of 15 Arc7 LNG carriers has commenced operations, with another waiting outside the facility.