Natural gas news

According to GlobalData, India and China will drive the LNG regasification capacity additions in Asia between 2022 and 2026, as the two countries step up imports of natural gas to reduce carbon emissions.

Technip Energies and Baker Hughes have announced a memorandum of understanding that sets the groundwork for their cooperation on the joint development of a new 1 – 2 million tpy range LNG modularised solution for the onshore market.

HAM Criogénica Peru has acquired 40% of the company Limagas Movilidad S.A.C., a Peruvian company dedicated to the construction and management of vehicular natural gas service stations.

The EIA’s most recent annual data for 2021 shows that the net disposition of natural gas in the US increased by 3.6% in 2021 compared with 2020 as a result of growth in LNG exports.

Chevron Corporation and Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd have announced the signing of a joint study agreement on the feasibility of transporting liquified carbon dioxide from Singapore to permanent storage locations offshore Australia.

Rob Butler, Baker Botts, UK, looks at the data behind LNG contracting activity over the last five years in order to establish whether there has been a resurgence in long-term LNG contracts, and considers what is driving change in LNG contracting behaviour during this period.

Attero, Nordsol, and Titan have joined forces to achieve a decentralised production of bio-LNG designated for use in the maritime industry.

GE Gas Power and Shell Global Solutions have signed a development agreement to pursue potential pathways aiming to reduce the carbon intensity of Shell’s LNG supply projects around the world.

Commissioning of Hamina LNG’s terminal has been completed and Hamina LNG has started to provide services to terminal users.

Construction has started for the FSRU-LNG terminal ‘Deutsche Ostsee’, developed by Deutsche ReGas.