Offshore LNG news
Newcastle LNG developer secures partnership with Hyundai LNG to advance FSRU projects
EPIK Co. Ltd – an LNG project development company – has announced that it has signed a strategic partnership agreement with Hyundai LNG Shipping Co. Ltd.
Santos boosts operated position across offshore Northern Australia
Santos has announced that it has reached an agreement to align the company’s interests, under Santos ownership, across four exploration permits in the Bonaparte Basin offshore Northern Australia adjacent to a large existing contingent resource.
‘FSRU Toscana’ now operating at near-full capacity
The OLT Offshore LNG Toscana regasification terminal is now reportedly working at almost 100% of its capacity.
LNG imports helping New England meet energy demand during extreme cold weather
Excelerate Energy’s Northeast Gateway Deepwater LNG Terminal, recently reached a facility record peak send-out flow rate of over 800 billion Btu per day.
Wood and KBR win Crux FEED project offshore Western Australia
Wood and KBR, Inc. have secured a new multimillion dollar contract to deliver integrated FEED for Shell Australia’s Crux project.
Croatia to put €100 million towards Krk LNG terminal
According to Reuters, Croatia will put €100 million towards the construction of a floating LNG terminal located in the northern Adriatic.
Wood Mackenzie releases FLNG report
Wood Mackenzie has released a new report on floating LNG (FLNG), asking if FLNG has crested the wave.
Wison granted AIP by ABS for new floating facility
Wison Offshore & Marine has announced that it has received approval in principle from ABS for its new Floating Natural Gas to Methanol (FGTM) facility.
DORIS awarded advisor contract by Senegalese Ministry of Petroleum and Energies
DORIS Engineering has announced that it has won an advisor contract from the Senegalese Ministry of Petroleum and Energies for the development of oil and gas projects offshore Senegal.
Bahrain receives its first LNG FSU
According to Reuters, Bahrain’s first LNG floating storage unit (FSU) has arrived in the Gulf as the country aims to import its first LNG this year.