Illustration purposes only (Image courtesy of Oman LNG) GE Power was awarded the tender for supplying the variable speed drive system (VSDS) as one of the key systems to increase the production capacity of the Oman LNG plant, part of the debottlenecking project. After identifying specific areas in the plant
Image courtesy of Cheniere Houston-based LNG player Cheniere has produced its first cargo from the second liquefaction train at the Corpus Christi facility in Texas. The company confirmed the production of the first cargo from Train 2 in a brief statement through its social media channels, following the start of
zoomImage courtesy of HAM Group Spanish LNG services provider HAM Group, through its units HAM Criogénica and Vakuum, has designed, built and started up two mobile units of liquefied natural gas in Switzerland. “We have been pioneers in being the first company to provide solutions in this country, where there
Trans-Tunisian pipeline; Image courtesy of Eni Italian giant Eni has extended their collaboration with the Tunisian government for transporting Algerian natural gas until 2029. Eni said on Tuesday that the agreement ensured the management and modernization of the trans-Tunisian gas pipeline. Under the agreement, Eni will operate the pipeline through
Image courtesy of Utkilen Bergen-headquartered shipping company Utkilen said it has taken delivery of Mostraum, the LNG-ready 10,500 DWT chemical tanker. The vessel, featuring stainless steel cargo tanks was delivered at the end of last month, Utkilen said in its statement. Mostraum, built by AVIC Dingheng in China, is prepared
Image courtesy of GAIL State-run gas company GAIL India has reportedly offered a couple of liquefied natural gas cargoes loading from Dominion’s Cove Point facility in Maryland. Citing industry sources, Reuters reports the two cargoes are to be loaded in August and November and will be sold on a free-on-board