Iran must develop LNG technology
Iran needs to acquire liquefied natural gas technology in order to win a share in international export markets.
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Iran needs to acquire liquefied natural gas technology in order to win a share in international export markets.
PIRA Energy Group believes that the liquefied natural gas market attention is fixed on Asia.
Yamal LNG board of directors has approved a final investment decision for the project.
Titan LNG has signed a LNG supply contract with a new customer in Germany.
Indonesian company Pertamina has said that its regasification and storage hub in Arun is set to come online next year.
Woodside Petroleum turns to FLNG for the development of the Browse LNG project after onshore processing plant proves too costly.
GlobalData has anticipated that Europe, the Middle East and Africa will dominate the building of natural gas processing plants between 2013 – 2017 and increase the region’s capacity by 10.1 trillion cubic feet during this time.
Gas Natural Fenosa has opened a new station for liquefied natural gas fuelled vehicles in Motilla Palancar, Cuenca.
The ADB will provide a loan to Petronet to increase the capacity of the company’s LNG terminal in India.
Sovcomflot has signed a 10-year loan with a consortium of international banks to fund two LNG carriers that operate under contracts with Gazprom.
The Canadian National Energy Board has granted four projects licences to export LNG for 25 years.
Shell Canada and Caterpillar have signed an agreement to test a new engine and fuel mix using liquefied natural gas.