Wärtsilä to power 15 barges with LNG
Wärtsilä has received a contract to power 15 inland waterway barges, which will be chartered by Shell.
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Wärtsilä has received a contract to power 15 inland waterway barges, which will be chartered by Shell.
The €34 million LNG Masterplan, which commenced in 2013, has successfully ended.
ESG Solutions looks at the passive seismic monitoring of LNG storage containment integrity.
Dominion has released a short video outlining the progress at Cove Point throughout 2015.
Douglas-Westwood has announced that it has released its new ‘World LNG Market Forecast 2016 – 2020’, predicting continued CAPEX growth in the LNG industry.
Hyundai Heavy Industries Group has released a statement claiming that it has gained ‘World Class Products’ certification for five new products, including an FSRU and an LNG carrier.
BG Group and Energy Transfer have partnered to add LNG export capability to the existing import facility near Lake Charle, Louisiana, US.
Origin Energy Ltd has released a statement claiming that it has taken steps to reduce its exposure to low oil prices.
Brian Songhurst and Huw Williams, ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions Oil & Gas, UK, discuss where and when floating LNG structures might be best applied.
Shell’s Prelude, a giant floating facility that will liquefy natural gas at sea, will produce approximately 5.3 million tpy of liquids.
GTT is targeting close to €227 million in revenues in 2015, with a growth of more than 10% in 2016.
The team from Laing O’Rourke at Australia Pacific LNG discusses the company’s role in the project.