Industry leading exhibitors already confirmed for StocExpo 2020
Over 150 industry-leading companies from across the world’s bulk liquid storage supply chain have already signed up to exhibit at StocExpo 2020.
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Over 150 industry-leading companies from across the world’s bulk liquid storage supply chain have already signed up to exhibit at StocExpo 2020.
Equinor has announced that it has signed an agreement with Eidesvik Offshore regarding the modification of the Viking Energy supply vessel, to make it capable of covering long distances fuelled by carbon-free ammonia.
Chevron Corp. is weighing the potential sale of its stake in the Indonesian Deepwater Development (IDD) gas project.
Gasum has announced that its Coralius LNG bunkering and distribution vessel has successfully performed its 200th LNG bunkering operation.
Wärtsilä has announced that it has been selected to supply all of the main equipment for the first LNG-fuelled short-sea Ro-Lo vessels to be operated by Finland-based Bore Ltd.
According to Reuters, Pakistan has banned the use of open-loop scrubbers by ships operating in its waters.
Exmar has released its latest floating LNG (FLNG) and very large gas carrier (VLGC) financing update.
In only the second STS LNG bunkering operation to take place in Germany, Nauticor’s ‘Kairos’ has supplied DEME’s next generation offshore installation vessel ‘Orion’.
According to Reuters, consortium Sakhalin Energy has stated that LNG production fell last year at the Sakhalin-2 plant in Russia.
Baker Hughes Co. has announced that its latest earnings fell short of expectations, partly due to lower sales and orders of LNG turbines and compressors.
Saudi Aramco’s trading arm, Aramco Trading Co., has sold an LNG cargo to South Korea’s S-Oil Corp.
Beijing Gas Group has been granted state approval to build its proposed Tianjin LNG receiving terminal.