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Dresser-Rand, part of the German Siemens Group, said production was successfully ramped up at a small-scale natural gas liquefaction facility supplied to a US operator making LNG for fuel in the Marcellus Shale region of Pennsylvania.
Hoegh LNG, the Norwegian fleet owner and project developer specializing in floating storage and regasification units, has signed an agreement with South Korean shipbuilders Samsung Heavy Industries and Hyundai Heavy Industries for its next series of FSRUs.
French natural gas pipeline and system operator GRTgaz said a “force majeure” has been declared by Algerian energy company and liquefied natural gas producer Sonatrach and deliveries have been disrupted to two LNG import terminals near Marseilles in the south of France.
The US LNG project development company run by former Royal Dutch Shell LNG senior executive Kathleen Eisbrenner has signed a land lease for a second potential liquefaction and export project in Texas.
Australia’s LNG exports are heading for the 60 million tonnes mark by the end of 2017 as two more projects come on stream and other plants ramp-up their output, earning the country A$36 billion (US$27Bln) if oil prices remain at current levels.
Engie, the French energy company, is overseeing an overhaul of its subsidiaries as its natural gas pipeline company prepares to take over its LNG terminal operator.
GasLog Ltd, the Monaco-based shipping line with a fleet of 28 liquefied natural gas carriers and with charter customers such as Royal Dutch Shell, has announced that Chief Financial Officer Simon Crowe is stepping down.
The Point Comfort near-shore LNG project in Texas has submitted an application to the US Department of Energy to export shipments to countries with a US Free Trade Agreement.
Energy World Corp. said the LNG carrier “Ocean Quest” has arrived at the first LNG terminal in the Philippines located at Pagbilao in Quezon Province.
TechnipFMC shares will begin trading on the Paris Euronext and New York Stock Exchange on January 17 as the $13-billion merger between the energy services companies, France’s Technip and FMC Technologies, becomes official and the combination aims for a lead role in the subsea and Floating LNG sectors.