Indonesia invites S.Korea to invest in terminals
The Indonesian government is looking for South Korean investors to back three new floating LNG terminals.
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The Indonesian government is looking for South Korean investors to back three new floating LNG terminals.
Australia’s Arrow Energy has accepted an improved takeover bid from Royal Dutch Shell and PetroChina worth a reported AU$ 3.44 billion (US$ 3.14 billion). The takeover is subject to approval by Arrow shareholders and Australian authorities.
Leading oil and gas executives from the APAC region meet to discuss ways of competing with production from the MENA region.
Arrow Energy is set to reject a take-over bid from a company jointly owned by Royal Dutch Shell and PetroChina.
Drevna testifies on US chemical safety law before Senate subcommittee.
In the Spring issue of LNG Industry magazine, Lucy Miller, Douglas-Westwood, considers current and future prospects for the LNG sector.
Dr. Robert M. Cutler discusses developments in Eurasian gas pipelines in 2009, with a focus on Turkmenistan’s gas reserves and current pipeline projects in the region.
Westside Corp. has announced a joint venture with Mitsui & Co. to develop the Dawson Seamgas fields.
Centrica has announced the purchase of Suncor Energy Inc’s Trinidadian natural gas assets.
Polskie LNG SA has been receiving bids and arranged finance for Poland’s first LNG terminal to diversify gas supply.
A career in welding is considered one of the top ten best career-change professions for 2010.
Iran is seeking foreign investors and markets in a new drive to develop its natural gas reserves and establish itself as a major energy supplier.