Infrastructure developments and the role of bio-LNG and synthetic LNG as green fuels are being discussed at the 9th International LNG Congress, 6 – 7 March 2023, in Dusseldorf, Germany.
In the March 2023 issue of LNG Industry, Mark Stadnyk and Tatiana Gotvig, Squire Patton Boggs, consider fundamental intrinsic features of the USA’s LNG industry and some external factors that facilitated the fast rise to its globally dominant position, examining whether favourable conditions will continue to secure the country’s pivotal role in the global LNG market for the foreseeable future. This special report lists all the references contained within this article.
Following a recent survey commissioned by MSA Safety, the company outlines best practice for choosing a helmet teams will want to wear.
New season of the Palladian Energy Podcast: Sustainability disputes: strategies for managing risk, CMS.
Antonio Pereira, MSA Safety, outlines his picks for the most relevant trends and best practices that will help organisations develop a next-level safety programme.
Bill Farren-Price, Enverus, UK, discusses the impact of geopolitics on Europe’s LNG industry, predicting how the future LNG market could remain volatile.
In the January 2023 issue of LNG Industry, William P. Schmidt, Damian Vujcich, and Christopher R. Butler, Air Products, discuss which type of heat exchanger is best for producing LNG, outlining the advantages of each. This special report lists all the references contained within this article.
New season of the Palladian Energy Podcast: The principles and pillars of sustainability, Ipieca.
Kunal Sawhney, Kalkine Group, Australia, considers bio-LNG as an ideal alternative to fossil fuels for meeting zero carbon emission targets, without hampering energy security.
Mads Linné Kaasgaard, Svanehøj, Denmark, highlights how increased global trade in LNG calls for an enhanced focus on safety procedures, such as monitoring storage tanks and servicing a facility over its lifetime.
Panos Mitrou and Anna Apostolopoulou, Lloyd’s Register, argue that ship supply constraints could prove a major obstacle to the LNG sector’s development later this decade.
Justin Ellrich, Black & Veatch Corporation, USA, considers multiple execution methods for small scale and mid scale LNG facilities, and shares some learnings for standardisation.
Magnus Eikens, ECONNECT Energy, Norway, explores some of the challenges and possibilities within the current state of the European LNG market, and technological innovations that can contribute towards sustained energy security.
Emma Richards, Fitch Solutions, provides an outlook for the global LNG market.
New season of the Palladian Energy Podcast: Moving hydrocarbon businesses towards something greener, Infosys Consulting.