Gulf Coast Shipyard to outfit LNG vessels at Port of Gulfport
Gulf Coast Shipyard Group will outfit dual-fuel LNG powered vessels at its new location in the Port of Gulfport.
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Gulf Coast Shipyard Group will outfit dual-fuel LNG powered vessels at its new location in the Port of Gulfport.
Roxtec has delivered cable transits for the hull of Shell’s Prelude FLNG facility in South Korea.
The world’s largest coke oven gas-produced liquefied natural gas project has been completed in Inner Mongolia.
Artech Helsinki Shipyard has been selected to build the new dual-fuel icebreaker for the Finnish Transport Agency.
UGI Energy Services has announced that two of its customers have been nominated for an award at the World LNG Conference.
JEA and Sempra have signed an agreement that could include the construction of a LNG plant on Florida’s coast.
Qatargas is participating in the 7th IPTC, where the company is able to network with peers from across the global LNG value chain.
Swagelok’s jacketed tube connector protects tubing, eliminates sleeves and sealing tape.
GTT’s membrane technology will be used on Brittany Ferries’ new LNG-fuelled ferry.
FLiNG will service the LNG and CNG markets in Florida, the Caribbean and Central and South Americas.
Gasum has declined to comment on the recent suggestion that Finland and Estonia build LNG import terminals in both countries.
CNOOC has signed an agreement with Shinfox Corp to promote and supply LNG in Taiwan’s Kinmen county.