zoomImage courtesy of Gazprom Russian giant Gazprom held talks with the technology company Linde focusing on the potential of expanding the cooperation. Talks were centered around the Amur gas processing plant (GPP) construction project for which Linde supplied the equipment for cryogenic recovery of substances from gas. Gazprom noted in its statement
Image courtesy of LNG Canada Shell approves LNG Canada investment The Hague-based LNG giant Shell has taken a final investment decision on LNG Canada, a major liquefied natural gas export project in Kitimat, British Columbia. Russian LNG player Novatek ties up with Germany’s Siemens Russia’s largest independent natural gas producer
zoomIllustration purposes only (Image courtesy of Höegh LNG) Following the completion of a feasibility study in 2016, the Government of Cyprus decided to proceed with the development of a liquefied natural gas terminal in Vasilikos Bay, near Limassol. The government launched a tender calling for the construction of the €500
Image courtesy of Cheniere US LNG exporter Cheniere has filed a request to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to introduce refrigerants to the Sabine Pass LNG train 5. In its filing to FERC Cheniere requested the permit be granted no later than October 11, in order to continue its commissioning activities
Illustration purposes only (Image courtesy of Cheniere) Weekly exports of liquefied natural gas from the United States decreases during the week ending October 3. Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration shows that four LNG carriers, with a combined carrying capacity of 14.2 billion cubic feet departed from Cheniere’s Sabine
Image courtesy of Gazprom Russian giant Gazprom signed a framework agreement with its partner Shell on the joint design concept for the Baltic LNG project. The pre-FEED document outlines the next stage of the Baltic LNG project in the lead-up to the FEED stage, Gazprom said in its statement. During the signing process,
Illustration only. Image source: Pixabay under CC0 Creative Commons license. Russian trio, Gazprom, Novatek and Stroytransgaz are looking over options of investing in natural gas projects in Morocco. The three companies are studying the options to invest in logistics and gasification facilities in industrial areas of the country, Russian minister
Image courtesy of REN REN-operated Sines LNG import terminal in Portugal is scheduled to receive a cargo of the chilled fuel from Nigeria next week, according to the shipping data by the Port of Sines. The cargo will be delivered from Nigeria LNG’s Bonny Island liquefaction plant onboard the 137,300-cbm
Image courtesy of Stolt-Nielsen Norwegian-listed shipping company Stolt-Nielsen reported a drop in net profit for the third quarter of the year. Net profit for the quarter reached $3 million following a $12.9 million impact from a change in the accounting for the company’s investment in Avance Gas Holdings. This compares to
zoomImage courtesy of Polskie LNG Natural gas consumption in Poland continues rising for the January-August period with LNG accounting for nearly 20 percent of total imports, Polish Oil and Gas Company (PGNiG) says. Compared to a similar period in 2017, between January-August 2018 imports of LNG have risen by nearly 64
Image courtesy of Scania Scania’s Argentinian unit delivered a fleet of LNG-fueled trucks for the Mendoza-based logistics company Transportes Andreu. The delivery marks a milestone for Argentina as it is the country’s first-ever fleet of LNG-fueled trucks, according to a Scania statement. Scania said it has been working with Enargas,
zoomImage courtesy of Santos The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission started publication of LNG netback prices in order to boost transparency. An LNG netback price is an export parity price that a gas supplier can expect to receive for exporting its gas. It is calculated by taking the delivered price