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June 2017
	LEAD STORY
	Canadian energy company fuels future of North American transportation with LNG FortisBC, an energy provider and utility in the Canadian province of British Columbia, is making significant headways in using liquefied natural gas for transportation.
	Also in this issue Key bankability considerations for LNG FSRU deals for independent power producer plants A round-up of latest events, company and industry news Trelleborg marine unit sees growing need for interface standards for FSRUs and small-scale Philippines offers LNG infrastructure and module solutions in Asia for small-scale and larger ventures India’s Petronet LNG has made significant progress under CEO Singh and more advances on the cards
May 2017
	LEAD STORY
	LNG and market hub plans in Asia-Pacific region must adhere to key industry metrics The United States is on the verge of becoming a major exporter of liquefied natural gas. Markets for these exports will include Europe, South America, and Asia.
	Also in this issue Cheniere considers possibility of more Trains at Louisiana and Texas liquefaction plants A round-up of latest events, company and industry news International Gas Union calls for maritime use of LNG fuel to avoid pollution in largest ports Group of Liquefied Natural Gas Importers issues report on state of the industry going forward Significant moves to keep Northwest Europe at forefront of developing LNG bunkering market
April 2017
	LEAD STORY
	LNG and natural gas security challenges as system becomes more interconnected Natural gas security challenges are evolving with the energy system. In particular, the increasing globalisation of natural gas, through the expansion in the trade of LNG, is creating an interconnected system where shocks in one region reverberate in another.
	Also in this issue Chiyoda outlines its standardization methods for LNG plant design based on new concept A round-up of latest events, company and industry news Widespread adoption of LNG as a marine fuel faces step change by 2020 Developers of LNG and energy ventures have diverse hurdles to overcome in British Columbia Companies take opportunity to introduce small to mid-scale LNG solutions at Gastech 2017 just held
March 2017
	LEAD STORY
	Australian operational focus leads to successful GLNG performance GLNG is a joint venture between Santos of Australia, PETRONAS of Malaysia, Total of France and KOGAS of South Korea. The joint venture extracts gas from coal seams in the Surat and Bowen basins of Queensland which is transported by high pressure pipeline to Curtis Island, off the coast from Gladstone, for conversion to LNG.
	Also in this issue As import facilities expand LNG will increasingly be used to fill energy gaps A round-up of latest events, company and industry news American Bureau of Shipping explains LNG fuel progress and guidance gained from early movers Development and industrialization of new versions of LNG carrier membrane containment systems Malaysian LNG carriers manage to maintain their edge for profitability in challenging market Corban Energy of US explains LNG link to operations for coal-fired power in West Virginia Equipment made to withstand harsh environments remains key to operating and isolation philosophies
February 2017
	LEAD STORY
	BP outlook points to strong global LNG market growth in volumes and trading Global liquefied natural gas supplies are forecast to grow strongly over the next few years, led by projects coming on stream in Australia and the US, with trading in the sector expanding seven times faster than pipeline gas trade.
	Also in this issue Australian LNG exports set to start final surge with Ichthys and Wheatstone plants A round-up of latest events, company and industry news Chile relates experience in entering LNG import market with GNL Quintero terminal Cove Point in Maryland is transformed into main exporting plant in US Atlantic basin Views and policies of leading global players in the LNG industry as seen from Japan
January 2017
	LEAD STORY
	IEA says inter-regional gas and LNG trade to grow 45 percent in 10 years Inter-regional natural gas and LNG trade is set to grow by 45 percent over the next 10 years and by 70 percent through 2040 as overcapacity is gradually absorbed, new players enter the stage, incumbents are challenged and the market rebalances.
	Also in this issue ‘Dead Cow’ shale-gas play will cut future Argentine LNG demand and boost nation A round-up of latest events, company and industry news Approaches for testing structural integrity during cryogenic spillage on FLNG hulls Denmark-based company Kosan Crisplant aims to turn gas expertise into profits in LNG fuel sector How modularized building methods were refined in Australian LNG production and export plants