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French energy company and leading liquefied natural gas player Total named Laurent Vivier as the new president of its gas division, reporting to Chief Executive Patrick Pouyanne.
Chart Industries, one of the leading US LNG equipment makers, said it had entered into a definitive agreement to acquire vaporizer manufacturer Thermax Inc. of Dartmouth, Massachusetts.
Australia's strong capabilities in the energy sector, as it prepares to become the world's largest liquefied national gas producer, are being highlighted at the World Gas Conference in Paris.
Several thousand delegates are gathering for the five-day 26th World Gas Conference set to open in Paris with executives discussing strategies for liquefied natural gas and pipeline supplies in the lower oil-price environment.
A US equity fund-backed firm called American LNG Marketing has received a second permit to export cargoes of the fuel in containers to Caribbean and Latin American nations from Port Canaveral and other Florida ports.
China National Offshore Oil Corp. said it would complete the building of its Yuedong liquefied natural gas terminal in Jieyang, Guangdong province, by the end of 2015 as the nation builds up its regasification capacity to 14 import facilities.
The 26th World Gas Conference is scheduled to begin in Paris on June 1 when chief executives of the oil majors and global energy operators and utilities will start five days of discussions on strategies for liquefied natural gas and pipeline supplies.
MarineTraffic, one of several global Automatic Identification System (AIS) vessel tracking services that enable reporting of LNG carrier activities and other vessel movements, has called for an open data system to increase the competitiveness and efficiency of the shipping industry.
The Jordan Cove LNG project in the northwest US state of Oregon has received approval to construct the South Dunes gas-fired power plant of 420 megawatts to serve the proposed LNG export terminal at Coos Bay.
The US Department of Energy approved a permit for the planned Alaska LNG project to export up to 20 million tonnes per annum of the fuel to nations such as Japan and China.