How LNG can solve the big motor problem
Marcin Chojnacki, Vice President, Sulzer Electromechanical Services, looks at the large motor challenges that the LNG sector is grappling with, best practices for boosting uptime, and more.
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Marcin Chojnacki, Vice President, Sulzer Electromechanical Services, looks at the large motor challenges that the LNG sector is grappling with, best practices for boosting uptime, and more.
GTT Marine will equip the PETRONAS-chartered LNG carrier fleet with its suite of digital solutions.
Stabilis Solutions has received its letter of recommendation from the U.S. Coast Guard following their formal review of the proposed Stabilis Galveston LNG facility.
Dr Philip Mshelbila, Secretary General of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum, has concluded a visit to Brazzaville aimed at strengthening the Forum's co-operation with the Republic of the Congo and advancing energy collaboration.
Santos has announced that Papua LNG remains on track for final investment decision in 4Q26 in its 2Q26 report.
GreenLine Mobility Solutions Ltd has announced its partnership with Dabur India Ltd to help decarbonise its supply chain through an LNG-powered fleet.
MSC has introduce the Afungi Shuttle, a new maritime service to facilitate the transportation of construction materials for the development of the LNG project in Northern Mozambique.
Egypt is in talks with energy majors including Shell, TotalEnergies, and BP to buy 15 – 18 cargoes of LNG per month for at least three years, three trading and industry sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
AB KN Energies has announced an additional invitation to submit requests for the allocation of 2027 Klaipeda LNG terminal capacities.
GTT has received an order from HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering for the tank design of two new LNG carriers.
ADNOC is accelerating its integrated global gas growth strategy with a US$6.2 billion final investment decision to develop the Umm Shaif Gas Cap in Abu Dhabi alongside its TotalEnergies, Eni, and China National Petroleum Corp.
Wärtsilä and Carnival Corp. have entered into an eight-year lifecycle agreement covering four cruise vessels within the Princess Cruises and Carnival Cruise Line fleets, including two newbuild vessels currently under construction.