Shifting energy policies are changing LNG buyer risk profiles
Asian governments’ energy policies are changing the risk profile of LNG procurement.
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Asian governments’ energy policies are changing the risk profile of LNG procurement.
BOC has opened a new dual-fuel LNG refuelling station at Asda Logistic Services’ centre in Avonmouth, near Bristol.
Zhejiang Huaxiang Shipping has ordered a 5-cylinder Wärtsilä RT-flex50DF dual-fuel engine for a new LNG carrier.
Our Energy Moment has welcomed the recent approval granted to Jordan Cove to export LNG to non-FTA countries.
The US DOE has conditionally authorised Jordan Cove to export LNG to non-FTA countries.
Wärtsilä has introduced the new 46DF engine, emphasising the company’s leading position in dual-fuel engine technology.
Asia’s growing energy requirements need a reliable supply of LNG from a diverse portfolio of natural gas producers.
GAIL and Chubu Electric have signed MoU to collaborate in the area of joint LNG procurement.
Senior Korean officials have explained that changes are needed in the pricing structure of natural gas and LNG.
Ukraine transit disruption could see Europe compete with Asia for LNG, according to Wood Mackenzie.
Imports of LNG to China have increased by 25% annually over the last four years, according to Thomson Reuters Point Carbon.
Tom Corbett has awarded funding to 25 companies making the switch to natural gas for heavy-duty fleet vehicles.