LNG news updates

Rising Asian spot LNG prices have provided a financial incentive for reloads from Spanish terminals for the first time this year.

Major shipyard Daewoo has clinched a US$818 million deal to build five container vessels.

The Shipyards Group has compiled a summary of its worldwide shipbuilding activities regarding Offshore Patrol Vessels.

Wärtsilä is introducing a new portfolio of tug designs with the emphasis on environmental sustainability.

A Global Market Insights Inc. study suggests global offshore support vessel market share will surpass US$60 billion by 2024.

Cryonorm has received an order from LIQVIS to install two public LNG Fueling Stations in Germany.

Braemar Technical Services has been issued a General Design Approval for the FSP Type B LNG Containment System.

Interview with Kevin Humphreys, Business Development Manager for Marine Solutions & Services at Wärtsilä.

General manager Jan Van Hogerwou comments on the developments of the BWTS market.

Chart Industries Inc. has announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Hudson Products Corporation.

Shipping company Golar LNG Ltd has appointed Iain Ross as its new chief executive officer.

The LNG terminal in Swinoujscie opens up to the Baltic Sea.

Volkswagen Group Logistics and Scania support LNG trucks.

Santos have announced non-executive director Roy Franklin (OBE) will retire from the Board effective 30 September 2017.

The Fluxys Belgium group realised a turnover of €250.7 million in the first half of 2017.

Samsung Heavy Industries Co., Ltd.(SHI) has successfully developed its own LNG regasification system for LNG-FSRU.

LNG trade in 2017 to grow fastest since 2011 on low prices, lack of nuclear power and rising supply capacity.

Trading house Glencore is to buy LNG supplies from Angola LNG over a multi-year period.

Retrofit to LNG highlights potential for cleaner emissions within maritime sector. 

Nord Stream 2 would make EU gas consumers benefit from lower gas prices, a new study by ewi ERS reveals.

Australia’s competition watchdog have said the country’s east coast gas exporters have not done enough to shore up local supply, ahead of a government decision on whether to curb LNG exports in 2018.

LNG to be the biggest source of carbon emission growth for the world’s top oil and gas companies by 2025.

Uniper and Singapore’s Pavilion Gas sign LNG deal providing access to their assets in respective home markets.

GTT announces an evolution of the Mark III Flex technology