Regasification

BAM Infraconsult has won a contract to supply Xbloc units to an LNG project in India.

The first subcontracts to be awarded are for security, electricity, instrumentation and laundry at the LNG terminal.

A Civil Engineer discusses her experience of working as a Mechanical Quantity Surveyor at the Dunkirk LNG terminal construction site.

The board of directors are targeting an average compounded annual growth rate of 22% for its cash distributions from 2015.

TEPCO and Chubu Electric have agreed to form a comprehensive alliance and establish a new company.

According to Frost & Sullivan, demand for clean energy looks set to remain strong in Asia Pacific, despite volatile oil prices.

Singapore LNG is offering its storage and reload service on a spot, or short-term basis.

The company’s LNG terminal regasified 505 000 MWh of natural gas during January 2015.

Fuelgarden LNG has been contracted to carry out an evaluation on the development of a small scale LNG regasification terminal.

Chevron has announced a US$35 billion capital and exploratory investment programme for 2015.

International law firm, Trowers & Hamlins, has advised the Jordanian government on an LNG supply contract with Shell.

The sale will mark the first time that a Lithuanian company will supply natural gas to customers in other countries.

Frost & Sullivan explains why the LNG market is set to fuel the growth of Latin America’s energy sector.

GDF SUEZ, Shell, GAIL and APGDC have signed two separate MoUs for an FLNG terminal in Kakinada, India.

Enagás has entered an agreement with a fund managed by Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management to acquire shareholdings in Bahía de Bizkaia Gas and Saggas.