African LNG news
Air Products announces LNG process technology performance test for Coral South FLNG
Air Products has announced its dual mixed refrigerant LNG Process technology and equipment, which has been deployed at the Coral South floating LNG plant in Mozambique, has successfully passed its performance test, achieving LNG production above 3.4 million tpy.
FSRU Hoegh Galleon to support energy security in Egypt
Höegh LNG has signed an agreement with Australian Industrial Energy Pty Ltd and Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company to deploy the FSRU Hoegh Galleon to Egypt.
Rystad: LNG maintains grip on fuels despite dual fuel growth
Rystad energy reports that despite the growth in dual fuels, LNG remains supreme in terms of shipping fuel choices.
GlobalData: oil and gas contract value sustains despite 22% drop in volume during 2023
Oil and gas industry exhibits resilience as contract value sustains despite 22% drop in contract volume during 2023, reveals GlobalData.
Wison New Energies completes SPB tank lifting operation for Eni
Wison New Energies has hoisted the first SPB tank into the hull cargo hold space at its Nantong yard as part of Eni’s Congo FLNG project.
Santos awards UGL contract for Darwin LNG project
UGL has been awarded a contract Santos to provide brownfields construction services for Santos’ Darwin LNG Life Extension project.
Anglo American completes chartered fleet of lower emission LNG dual-fuelled vessels
Anglo American has announced the delivery of the last of its 10-strong chartered fleet of capesize+ LNG dual-fuelled bulk carriers, the Ubuntu Liberty.
Daewoo E&C installs liquefaction plant core process at Nigeria LNG’s Train 7 site
Daewoo Engineering & Construction has completed the installation of a cryogenic heat exchanger at Nigeria LNG's Train 7.
Congo ships first LNG cargo
The Republic of the Congo and Eni have recently celebrated the shipment of Congo’s first LNG cargo.
US primed to spearhead Africa’s LNG and floating LNG expansion
With Africa set to dominate the floating LNG market between now and 2027, US operators and contractors can play a leading role in realising new capacity, alongside onshore developments, reports Energy Capital & Power.