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The Baltic and International Maritime Council (Bimco), the largest of the international associations for shipowners, and the France-based International Group of Liquefied Natural Gas Importers, have issued the first definitive voyage charter party contract designed for the expanding LNG spot market.
Australian engineering company Clough said it won a major services contract from the nation's largest LNG operator, Woodside Energy, while continuing to build up its own North American business.
Australia's US$54-billion Gorgon liquefied natural gas export terminal on Barrow Island in Western Australia could be closed for up to two months because of technical problems after shipping just one cargo.
The Canadian province of British Columbia, where up to a dozen liquefied natural gas export projects are planned and only one has been approved, is mounting a trade mission to LNG buying countries Japan and South Korea led by provincial Premier Christy Clark.
Japanese energy and liquefied natural gas company IHI Corp. said its US subsidiary was awarded the full engineering and construction contract for the US export plant planned for Savannah in Georgia by American pipeline giant Kinder Morgan.
Stena Line of Sweden, one of Europe's leading ferry companies with 35 vessels and 22 routes in Northern Europe, has ordered four liquefied natural gas-Ready ferries with options for four others from the AVIC Shipyard in China.
Wood Group, the UK energy services company, has acquired Australian firm SVT Engineering Consultants with a client base covering the onshore and offshore oil and gas market, including LNG, as well as other sectors.
Six US pipeline companies and utilities are making progress on building a 105-mile Marcellus Shale natural gas pipeline to bring 1 billion cubic feet of gas per day to customers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York at a time of unprecedented applications with the US regulator for LNG projects…
Air Products, the world’s leading equipment maker for LNG liquefaction plants, has decided to exit the energy-from-waste business and will take a hit of up to $1 billion on a UK project as it pledged to concentrate in future on its core natural gas industry sector.
BOC of the UK, a subsidiary of Germany’s Linde Group, is set to open its first LNG fueling unit for trucks on an existing fuel forecourt in Britain and with full public access.