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.
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LNG from the land down under
Peter Kiernan, the Economist Intelligence Unit, Singapore, takes a detailed look at the Australian LNG market.
Optimising LNG voyages
Pekka Pakkanen, NAPA Shipping Solutions, Finland, discusses how to use better data to tackle shipping’s most complicated voyages.
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Driving efficiency
Aaron Stephenson, Cheniere, USA, explains the importance of driving efficiency through debottlenecking and optimisation.
New customers for a new decade
Bernadette Cullinane and Nye Hill, Deloitte, Australia, discuss the growing importance of emerging markets in the global LNG industry.
Turn out the lights: can flaring be curbed?
Mark Casaday, Edge LNG, outlines how a flaring-free, venting-free, constraint-free shale industry is possible with micro scale LNG.
Optimising the pipe support process
Stuart Barry, Bergen Pipe Supports (India) Private Ltd, UK, discusses some of the challenges of supporting and restraining cryogenic pipework.
The fundamentals of feed gas pretreatment
Al Lanning, Wood, examines the processes currently required and in wide use for the pretreatment of LNG feed gas.
Global LNG Outlook 2020
Nick Prowse and Penny Cygan-Jones, Norton Rose Fulbright, UK, take a look at what’s on the horizon for the year ahead.
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Ahead of the curve
Nathan Brunell and Alessandro Bernardi, Baker Hughes, explore the latest trends and developments in the cryogenic valve sector.
The new market reality
Marco Ferrara, Italy, and Rick Liberson, USA, Emerson, discuss the importance of superior fit-for-purpose valve technology for the LNG value chain.
FSRU players expand LNG activity by tapping into small and medium scale markets
Demand for small scale units must balance business case against local regulations and longer term energy market risks, says Tor-Ivar Guttlesrod, ABS
Fit for purpose
Mike Sicker and Shunichi Kuba, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America, USA, explain why the application of two-shaft industrial gas turbine technology is ideally suited for large scale mechanical drive applications.
Momentum, headwinds and opportunity
Gil Porter, Brad Richards and Chad Mills, Haynes and Boone, USA, discuss how the US will handle the next wave of LNG projects.
FSRU players expand LNG activity by tapping into small and medium scale markets
Demand for small scale units must balance business case against local regulations and longer term energy market risks, says Tor-Ivar Guttlesrod, ABS.