Honeywell LNG technology to support lower-carbon LNG facility in the Middle East
As the demand for LNG increases, Honeywell is working with ADNOC to expand production capabilities in the Middle East.
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As the demand for LNG increases, Honeywell is working with ADNOC to expand production capabilities in the Middle East.
Woodside has signed a revised lump sum turnkey EPC contract with Bechtel for the development of the three train 16.5 million tpy foundation development of Louisiana LNG.
Lloyd's Register has granted an approval in principle for GTT's new 200 000 m3 LNG carrier concept, featuring slow-steaming navigation and three tanks instead of the traditional four.
SEA-LNG has noted that while LNG and the pathway to net zero is still in its adolescence as a maritime fuel and is maturing faster than other alternative fuels, more investment is needed.
MSA Safety outlines key factors to consider when choosing a flame detection system.
Ebara Elliott Energy has announced a major electrical upgrade at its Jeannette, Pennsylvania, manufacturing facility.
Pampa Energía will become the second largest shareholder in Pan American Energy’s project that will enable LNG exports through the installation of a liquefaction vessel in the Gulf of San Matías, in the province of Río Negro.
WinGD has won an order for 16 X-DF dual-fuel engines after a late-stage switch by a major ship owner.
Captain Steve Bomgardner, VP – Shipping & Offshore, Pole Star Global, explains how a persistent tracking solution that overcomes the huge gaps in current positioning data is a vital next step in the safeguarding of vessels at sea.
ABL has completed its scope of work as marine warranty surveyor to support the transport and re-installation of the FSRU Toscana, off the coast of Livorno, Italy.
United European Car Carriers and Titan Clean Fuels have signed a new agreement that will see Titan supply the vast majority of liquefied gas to UECC’s multi-fuel ships as biomethane for the remainder of 2024 and then most of 2025.
Coal use and emissions from power generation in Asia will surge in coming decades unless there is significant new supply of US LNG, accordingly to a new study by Wood Mackenzie.