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Hoegh LNG said it signed the lease agreement with Indonesia's Perusahaan Gas Negara as well as arranging final financing of almost $300M  for the Floating Storage and…
Inpex Corp., the leading Japanese LNG project developer, has overhauled its company structure as a new import terminal in Japan nears completion and its liquefaction projects advance…
Atco Structures & Logistics of Canada has secured a sub-contract worth $100 million to provide modular units for Chevron Corp.'s Wheatstone LNG project in Australia.
Petronet LNG, the largest Indian importer, plans to hold an international competitive bidding process for tender qualification for a lump-sum engineering, procurement and construction contract to set…
South Hook Gas Co., operator of the UK import terminal in Milford Haven, said it cemented its position as the UK's largest LNG terminal shipper with the…
Freeport LNG of Texas has become the second export project to be licensed by the Department of Energy to deliver cargoes to countries such as Japan and…
Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co. a unit of US transmission giant Kinder Morgan, has signed a binding 20-year transportation agreement with Mitsubishi Corp. to ship feed-gas to the US…
Royal Dutch Shell has again declared "force majeure" on feed-gas supply to the troubled Nigeria LNG plant at Bonny Island, disrupting plans to deliver more spot cargoes to Asia.
Sempra Energy, the California-based LNG player, has come up with a full $10 billion US export plant joint venture deal for the Cameron facility at Hackberry in…
Wood Mackenzie, the energy consultants, expect Australian resource sector investments to begin to peak in 2013 at US$85 billion, dominated by LNG spending.
Mitsui OSK Lines, the Japanese shipping group, said it concluded a long-term carrier contract to deliver LNG to Japan for utilities Osaka Gas Co. and Kyushu Electric…
More LNG carriers are expected to come to Damen Shiprepair yard in the port of Brest in northwest France for maintenance after a labour agreement was negotiated…

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Asian LNG demand posts records as projects and shipping develop

For the second year in a row, all Asian countries with facilities recorded a growth in LNG imports, especially China and India, as weak demand in Europe provided swing supplies for Asia, according to the International Group of Liquefied Natural Gas Importers (GIIGNL).


Shell’s floating production ambitions also now include high-capacity hull design for Lean LNG

To meet the world’s future energy demand, expected to triple from 2000 to 2050, more of all forms of energy will be needed, including developing more gas reserves.


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The full challenges of establishing an LNG import facility on River Parana

Within the context of a significant growth in natural gas demand, Argentina has been conducting activities in the LNG market since 2008, when the first regasification operation using a Floating Storage and Regasification Unit took place in Bahia Blanca, a city located 700 kilometres to the south of Buenos Aires.


TGE Marine Gas Engineering offers view to LNG fuel value chain for vessels

The use of LNG as ship’s fuel is one of the really hot topics nowadays, and we see it becoming a reality step by step.


UK’s Gasconsult ZR-LNG liquefaction technology aims to make impact with new mid-scale solution

Most LNG production takes place in large-scale plants using the Air Products (APCI) C3MR® and Conoco Phillips cascade technologies. These plants have single Train LNG outputs of up to 7.8 million tonnes/year and all have been built onshore.