Indian LNG demand limited by infrastructure
India’s LNG demand is set to rise by approximately 10% in 2019, despite import capacity increasing at a faster rate.
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India’s LNG demand is set to rise by approximately 10% in 2019, despite import capacity increasing at a faster rate.
Meyer Turku has announced that it has held a ceremony for the float-out of the LNG-powered 180 000 GT cruise ship, Costa Smeralda.
Royal Dutch Shell violations against contract workers in Nigeria came under scrutiny at the United Nations Human Rights Council.
Asian LNG spot prices have now fallen to their lowest level for the current season since 2016.
UGL, as part of a joint venture, has announced that it has been awarded a new contract for services on the Karratha Gas Plant, which is operated by Woodside Energy Ltd.
Remontowa Shiprepair Yard SA has announced that the Spirit of Vancouver ferry has successfully departed the yard following the completion of a mid-life upgrade, including the conversion of the vessel to LNG.
HAM Group has launched a new LNG mobile unit in the El Oliveral Industrial Estate in the Autonomous Community of Valencia.
Venture Global LNG has announced that it is expanding its capacity to 60 million tpy.
Gail India has called for more flexible contract terms to be offered by US LNG producers.
According to Reuters, a senior executive at BHP Group Ltd has stated that the company has stepped up its exploration drilling in deep water off the coast of Trinidad & Tobago, looking for gas that could be used to supply the country’s Atlantic LNG project next decade.
Residents and local authorities have reportedly stepped up their opposition to Croatia LNG’s construction of a floating LNG terminal.
According to Reuters, Bangladesh is set to extend the deadline for companies to submit expressions of interest to build the country’s first onshore LNG regasification terminal by three months.