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According to Reuters, Bahrain’s Nogaholding has signed for a five-year, US$570 million murabaha financing facility, which will help the company invest in various energy projects, including an LNG terminal.
The Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of MHB is leaving his role at the company to return to Petronas.
Alexey Miller and the Japanese Ambassador, Toyohisa Kozuki, recently met to discuss cooperation prospects in the LNG sector.
The Chief Executive of InterOil, Michael Hession, says momentum is building for the Papua LNG project.
ENGIE has announced that it will invest €100 million up to 2020 to establish more CNG and LNG filling stations in Europe.
MacGregor has announced that it has received an order from ESL Shipping for onboard equipment for two LNG dual-fuelled, handysize bulk carriers.
The Danish Port of Frederikshavn has announced that the Nordic Maritime Hub project has officially commenced, which will include the construction of an LNG bunkering station.
Tsakos Energy Navigation Ltd has announced charter extensions with a state oil company with profit sharing provisions for four panamax tankers, with an average duration of 22 months per vessel.
Agile Process Solutions has announced the appointment of James Rodgers as Business Development Director.
Thigpen Energy is set to take delivery of four LNG Queen Mobile Storage Trailers from Chart Industries Inc., as well as an LNG vaporiser.
Bear Paw Pipeline Corp. Inc. has registered an Environmental Assessment with Nova Scotia Environment to construct a 62.5 km pipeline from Goldboro to the proposed Bear Head LNG plant in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Sean L’Estrange has been appointed as Western Australia’s new Minister for Mines and Petroleum, replacing Bill Marmion.