MHI subsidiaries to begin ship construction in October 2015
MHI has announced that two of its subsidiary companies will begin ship construction in October 2015 at the Nagasaki Shipyard & Machinery Works.
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MHI has announced that two of its subsidiary companies will begin ship construction in October 2015 at the Nagasaki Shipyard & Machinery Works.
The FSRU will be equipped with GTT’s Mark III technology and delivered in 2017.
Dominion is to purchase up to US$50 million of Dominion Midstream Common Units.
Thigpen Energy will be spun out of TRF Energy Solutions and will become a stand-alone portfolio investment for Intervale Capital.
Wilhelmsen Ships Service has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Timm AS.
The Managing Director of NIGEC has announced that two contracts for the study of the LNG pipeline from Iran to Oman have been signed.
Hokkaido Electric Power Co. has made a 10 year agreement with Kansai and Petronas for up to 330 000 tpy of LNG for its Ishikariwan Shinko power plant.
GE has appointed Stephan Reimelt as the new President and CEO of its Power Conversion company.
An Australian LNG export plant is offering to sell one of its LNG cargoes by November 2015.
Bill Walker, the Alaskan Governor, has issued a proclamation, calling the state legislature into session to address issues concerning the Alaska LNG project.
Anthony Veder has announced that it is to purchase four modern gas carriers from L.G.R. di Navigazione S.p.A.
Beijing Gas has signed a contract with ENGIE for 150 000 m3 of LNG to be imported by November 2015.