DEME orders LNG dual-fuelled offshore installation vessel
DEME Group has announced that it has ordered an LNG dual-fuelled, next generation offshore installation vessel.
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DEME Group has announced that it has ordered an LNG dual-fuelled, next generation offshore installation vessel.
Europe has wanted to wean itself from Russian natural gas ever since supplies from its neighbour dropped during the freezing weather of 2009.
The Maritime Union of Australia has announced that it has signed new work arrangements with INPEX regarding the Ichthys LNG project, helping to support up to 2000 jobs.
Canada’s first exports of LNG may soon be heading overseas from a port in Louisiana.
To deal with recent gas finds, the company said it aimed to develop its LNG business.
The Indian company is trying to ease the burden of its costly foreign LNG supplies.
General Dynamics NASSCO has announced that it has delivered the Liberty – the third and final vessel constructed for SEA-Vista LLC as part of a larger eight-ship ECO Class tanker programme.
Tellurian Inc. has announced that its Driftwood LNG project has received authorisation from the US Department of Energy to export LNG to free trade agreement nations.
Swift Networks Group Ltd has been awarded a material long-term contract to provide design, construction, maintenance and support services to Shell’s Prelude LNG project offshore Western Australia.
GustoMSC has released a special report entitled ‘LNG fueled Mobile offshore units’.
Texas LNG Brownsville LLC has announced that it has awarded Samsung Engineering Co. Ltd and KBR Inc. contracts to construct its proposed 4 million tpy LNG export facility.
LNG shipment priced at approximately US$6 per million British thermal units.