The Autumn issue of LNG Industry goes into the heart of Asia to examine Gazprom's business strategy in the Far East. We also look at the challenges involved in the commercialisation of coal seam gas projects, and methods to ensure safety in LNG facilities.
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Into the heart of Asia
Ng Weng Hoong, LNG Industry Correspondent, Singapore, examines Gazprom’s business strategy in the Far East.
LNG: as easy as CSG
Chris Sharratt and Nigel Unsworth, Foster Wheeler, UK, discuss the opportunities and challenges faced in the commercialisation of coal seam gas projects.
Take a look at South Hook...
Mohammed Al-Naimi, South Hook LNG, UK, discusses the full value chain of South Hook LNG.
Covering all bases
Bjarne Sundby and Fredrik Savio, FLEX LNG, UK, outline the safety approach and issues with the world’s first LNG FPSO.
An electrical solution
Eric Muller, Converteam, France, discusses electrical propulsion for LNG carriers.
Tugs and technology
SMIT Terminals discusses plans to develop LNG marine support services.
Maintaining the safety record
Gerard Landry, SGS Inc., Canada, considers various regulations to ensure safe operation of LNG facilities.
Everybody needs good neighbours
Michael A. Nicoloro, P.E., SEA Consultants Inc., USA, describes how the Yankee Gas LNG facility has brought about a range of benefits for its local community.
A risky business
Paul Nicholson, Marsh Energy, UK, discusses the appropriate analysis and mitigation of risk in the LNG supply chain.
Turbine tec
Joe Mastrangelo, GE Oil & Gas, Italy, explores the applications of gas turbine technology for the LNG industry.
All under control
Steve Garbrecht, Invensys Operations Management, USA, investigates the benefits of upgrading existing control systems to fully integrate business management.
Pre-insulation matters
Neil Smallwood, FTI, UK, details the benefits of pre-insulation for plant constructability and long-term integrity.