Global LNG demand faces first seasonal contraction since 2021
Global LNG demand faces first seasonal contraction in eight years, with a return to stronger growth not expected until mid 2021, reports Wood Mackenzie.
Special reports
Polyisocyanurate vs. cellular glass
Johns Manville looks at the differences between polyisocyanurate (PIR) and cellular glass insulations and discusses which one is better for LNG pipe insulation applications.
IHS Markit analysis of the US LNG market
Utilisation of LNG capacity off by more than one-third as US takes on new role of swing supplier in global markets.
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A polar adventure
Alexandre Tocatlian and Eric Minaux, GTT, France, provide detailed insight into how the company helped make the first polar exploration vessel powered by LNG possible.
ExxonMobil announces second annual Power Play Awards for women in LNG
ExxonMobil has announced the second annual Power Play Awards and is currently taking submissions until 19 June 2020 at 11:59 p.m. EST.
The May issue of LNG Industry is online
The May issue includes a regional report on the Mediterranean, as well as a number of technical articles on topics such as shipping, coatings and protection, cruise shipping, tugs and towage, and LNG as a marine fuel.
Building on experience
Jippe van Eijnatten, Titan LNG, the Netherlands, reviews how LNG bunkering has advanced from truck-to-ship to ship-to-ship operations and how the sector continues to evolve to meet new challenges.
Shaking up the market
Andreas Silcher and Chrysa Kitsou, Haynes and Boone CDG, LLP, UK, take a detailed look at the Mediterranean LNG market.
Cash in on condition monitoring
Michael Hastings, Brüel & Kjær Vibro GmbH, Denmark, examines how today’s condition monitoring technology has evolved to contribute significant value to LNG production assets.
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The April issue of LNG Industry is now available online!
The April issue of LNG Industry is now available online! This issue features an array of technical articles, case studies and regional reports.
Canadian LNG: the road to success
Thomas Liles, Rystad Energy, Norway, takes a detailed look at the current state of the Canadian LNG market and where it is headed.
Taking loading systems to the next level
Stephane Paquet, TechnipFMC Loading Systems, France, discusses the development of green, simple and cost-effective loading systems for LNG applications.
All aboard the mega-train
Mark Roberts, Jeremy Beard, Chris Ott and William A. Kennington, Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., USA, look at advancements in LNG mega-train process technology.
The rise of China
Rob Patterson and Myles Mantle, UK, and Liza Mark, China, Haynes and Boone, take an in-depth look at the Chinese LNG market.
Keep within your limits
James R. Lowery, Baker Hughes, USA, considers how best to reduce emissions leaked from control valves, in order to better comply with industry standards and requirements.