ABS grants AIP for CNOOC gas block terminal
ABS has announced that it has granted AIP for CNOOC’s gas block terminal design.
ABS has announced that it has granted AIP for CNOOC’s gas block terminal design.
ANTAM has released a statement saying that it will purchase LNG from PT PGN LNG Indonesia, which it will use to power its ferronickel plant.
ENGIE has announced that it has entered a 5-year long sales and purchase agreement with Cheniere, in which it will import up to 12 cargoes of LNG per year.
Reuters reports that Egypt is looking to rent a third FSRU in order to meet the needs of industry and to increase electricity generation.
Reuters reports that Singapore aims to develop a domestic natural gas trading market in order to establish itself as a centre for LNG trading.
BOC, which is a member of Linde Group, has reached an agreement with XPO Logistics, in which it will allow XPO to use its LNG truck refuelling station in Middlesbrough, UK.
BP has announced that it has signed a contract with China Huadian Corp. for the sale of 1 million tpy of LNG over the next 20 years.
The first China-made FSRU undertaken by Wison Offshore & Marine has achieved keel-laying.
Wärtsilä has announced that it will supply a Flexicycle power plant to El Salvador, which will be fired by LNG.
The throughout of LNG at the port of Rotterdam nearly doubled in the first nine months of 2015.
Flogas Britain has developed a specialised LNG team, which will handle full project management to offer LNG solutions for the UK market.
Mike Johnston, T.A. Cook Consultants Inc., UK, looks at the growth prospects for LNG in the context of Asian and global markets.
Reuters reports that Jordan has awarded the first 2 years of its 78-cargo LNG tender to Shell, with deliveries in 2016 and 2017.
Chart has announced that it will engineer and build an LNG storage and vaporisation system for a diamond mine power plant in Quebec, Canada.
EGAS has awarded an LNG import contract to seven companies, in order to solve its increasing energy shortage.