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Special reports

High noon in the Mediterranean

T. A. Cook Consultants examines how the Zohr gas field discovery will transform Egypt from a net importer to a net exporter of LNG.

 

Dead or alive

Mark Wells, Coldharbour Marine Ltd, UK, explains the complexity behind the ‘living vs viable’ organism debate in ballast water treatment.

 
 

Part of the process

Steve Hemsley, Lanner, UK, examines the expanding role of business simulation in the LNG industry.

 

Overcoming inertia

Frode Lauritzen, Wilhelmsen Technical Solutions, proposes a compact, highly efficient alternative to traditional dual-bed inert gas systems.

 
 
 

Eliminating elemental mercury

Heather Whittenbury, Johnson Matthey, UK, discusses the removal of mercury in LNG facilities.

 

Gas as a marine fuel

An interview Mark Bell, Society for Gas as a Marine Fuel (SGMF), on the challenges of converting to LNG as a marine fuel.

 
 

Light at the end of the tunnel

The Economist Intelligence Unit, UK, explains why US LNG exports still have a lucrative future, despite the current low price market.

 
 
 

The future of training

Laurin Moore, OverNite Software, Inc., looks at virtual training, and the benefits it can bring to the LNG industry.

 

Engineered to float

Howden Thomassen Compressors BV introduces an innovative technology that provides enhanced availability and reliability for horizontal reciprocating compressors in LNG applications.