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Anthony Veder adds to gas tanker fleet
Anthony Veder said it has purchased all four modern gas tankers from L.G.R. di Navigazione.
Beijing Gas Group set for first LNG cargo
Beijing Gas Group is set to receive the first of two cargoes of liquefied natural gas from Engie as part of a deal signed in July.
EC looks into Europe’s future LNG strategy
The European Commission debated the EU’s upcoming strategy for LNG and gas storage at a conference.
TGE Marine wins LNG shuttle carriers deal
TGE Marine Gas Engineering said it has signed a contract for one firm and one optional vessel for the design and supply of the cargo handling system and LNG fuel gas system for a LNG shuttle carrier of 18,000 cbm capacity with Neptun Werft, Germany.
GTT Mark V tech wins DNV GL’s approval
GTT, the designer of membrane containment systems for the maritime transportation and storage of LNG said that its new containment system Mark V has been granted general approval for ship application by the classification society DNV-GL.
No deal on Exmar LNG
Belgium’s Exmar, Flex LNG and Geveran Trading, a John Fredriksen controlled company, have failed to agree on the creation of Exmar LNG, an LNG infrastructure joint venture. “The parties have failed to agree on the terms. The previously announced transaction will not be completed,” Exmar said in a st
France’s Dunkerque LNG terminal to receive first cargo soon
France’s fourth LNG import terminal in the port of Dunkerque is expected to receive its first cargo of the chilled gas in the coming weeks as part of commissioning activities. “In the coming weeks, the terminal’s three 190,000 cbm tanks are going to be filled with LNG for the first time, with a view
European Commission authorizes funds for Pori LNG terminal
The European Commission said it has approved under EU state aid rules Finland’s plans to grant €23 million to construct a small-scale LNG terminal at Pori on Finland’s west coast.
Emerson expects more FLNG contracts
Operators working on floating liquefied natural gas facilities will face challenges in the demanding circumstances the facilities will be operating in. But not only the remote and isolated operation of the floating LNG production, storage and offloading facility brings its prerequisites, also the en
Sakhalin II puts 18 LNG cargoes up for sale
Sakhalin II LNG export facility reportedly issued a tender to sell eighteen cargoes in total from 2016 to 2018.
Qatar ships LNG to South Hook
South Hook liquefied natural gas terminal on the shores of the Milford Haven waterway is scheduled for a delivery of Qatari cargo next week.
Air Liquide’s reliquefaction unit for Shell’s bunker vessel
Air Liquide Advanced Technologies said it will provide an LNG reliquefaction unit, the Turbo-Brayton, which will be installed on a specialized LNG bunker vessel.
Cheniere, EDF sign another LNG supply deal
Cheniere Energy’s unit, Cheniere Marketing has entered into another sales arrangement with France’s EDF for the delivery of LNG cargoes on an ex-ship basis (DES) from its Sabine Pass terminal in the U.S. The deal covers the delivery of up to 24 cargoes, or up to approximately 89 million MMBtus total
Top news of the week September 14-19, 2015
Japan to slash LNG imports by 2030 Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry revealed that the country plans to cut its dependence on fossil fuels in its energy mix which would result in the decrease of LNG imports. GE launches new gas turbine GE Oil & Gas has unveiled what it claims its most