A meeting between the CEO of TotalEnergies and the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea has been held to discuss the country’s LNG project.
Cedar LNG has notched new milestones, thanks to a notice to proceed (NTP) that has been sent to the EPC contractors in the aftermath of the finalization of long-term commercial offtake agreements.
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) has kicked off commercial operations for a FSRU to provide LNG to a power plant in West Java, Indonesia.
Trafigura has received a loan from JBIC to fund a Japanese utility company’s needs for LNG imports on a term basis.
Scottish oilfield procurement specialist Craig International, a member of Craig Group, has won a new contract with QatarEnergy LNG.
Snam, Italy’s energy infrastructure operator, has taken the required step to boost its interest in a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal.
Two Japanese players, Mitsui & Co. and Tokyo Gas, have brought liquefied biomethane derived from biogas produced overseas to Japan.
Seatrium Limited has got a hold of a batch of new multi-billion dollar contracts for oil and gas vessel repairs, upgrades, and conversions.
British Columbia has approved a project envisioned to enable trans-oceanic vessels to refuel with LNG at the Port of Vancouver.
The second phase of QatarEnergy’s giant shipbuilding program has surpassed the 100 mark, reaching 104 conventional LNG vessels.
Dutch VTTI and German IKAV have formed a consortium to buy the majority stake in Terminale GNL Adriatico, known as Adriatic LNG, in Italy.
Chinese shipbuilder Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding has started the construction of what is said to be the first single-class large LNG carrier of China Classification Society (CCS). The steel-cutting ceremony for the 174,000 m3 LNG carrier H1909A of PetroChina International was held at Hudong-Zhonghua
PetroVietnam has signed a contract with QatarEnergy LNG to purchase 70,000 metric tons of LNG set to be delivered next month.
A consortium comprising three Indonesia-based companies has secured a large-scale 20-year contract for LNG infrastructure with PLN Energi Primer (PLN EPI) in Indonesia that will serve seven power plants of a total of 1,510 MW capacity. LNG terminals and downstream infrastructure company AG&P LNG, ma
