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US energy construction company KBR was awarded an engineering study contract for an LNG hub terminal in the Indonesian province of East Java similar to European terminals and offering additional services such as truck-loading.
Woodside Petroleum, the operator of the North West Shelf and Pluto liquefaction plants in Western Australia, reported improving results for LNG income as the Wheatstone project it is developing with Chevron Corp. moved closer to start-up with storage tank commissioning.
FMC Technologies, the supplier to energy and LNG projects, reported third-quarter revenue of $1.1 billion, down 29 percent from the same three months last year due to lower activity across all sectors as it prepared to complete a merger with French rival Technip.
Nakilat Shipping Qatar Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Qatar Gas Transport Co., has signed an agreement with Shell International Trading and Shipping to return management of Nakilat’s LNG fleet to Qatari hands.
French energy company Engie has signed an accord to promote liquefied natural gas as a marine fuel with France’s largest shipping group CMA CGM, operator of a fleet of more than 400 container vessels.
Crowley LNG Alaska, a unit of the shipping company Crowley Maritime, was awarded a contract to supply the fuel to a small dual-fuel power plant that serves a remote community near Fairbanks in Alaska.
The Italian Cost Guard and OLT Offshore LNG Toscana, the cargo importer and operator of a floating import terminal offshore the city of Livorno, have held a successful industry gathering to explain future policy and strategies on liquefied natural gas fuel and safety.
One of Australia’s most respected energy company chief executives, Grant King of Australia Pacific LNG joint venture partner Origin Energy, said the project in the state of Queensland probably over-stretched the company’s resources, though was now performing better than expected.
Oil Search, the Australia-listed company that lost a takeover battle for the Papua New Guinea LNG asset holder InterOil to ExxonMobil, has explained its preference for three new production Trains centred on the existing liquefaction plant near the capital Port Moresby.
Enagas, the Spanish liquefied natural gas terminal owner and gas network operator, said industrial demand extended its positive trend during the first nine months of 2016, rising by 2.2 percent as its own net profits increased.