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Free ReadAscenz Marorka, the smart-shipping arm of French LNG maritime storage technology company GTT, has been granted an approval for cybersecurity for its digital solutions by France’s classification society Bureau Veritas. “The technological evolution in the maritime sector has brought to the forefront significant risks associated with cyber-attacks, affecting the safety…
Japan, one of Asia’s largest energy importers of liquefied natural gas and crude oil,  is very conscious of the energy security issue facing leading economies and is examining the reality of net-zero carbon emissions pledges compared with actual achievements.
The European Union reduced imports of pipeline gas from Russia five-fold in 2023, while its purchases of Russian liquefied natural gas cargoes increased by around 38 percent from the Novatek-operated Yamal export plant in Northern Siberia and could rise further in 2024.
Alfa Laval, the Swedish specialist company offering maritime equipment for heating, cooling and gas solutions and exhaust cleaning among many other pieces of equipment, has signed an accord with South Korean shipyard K-Shipbuilding (KSB) for Alfa Laval’s OceanGlide product.
Free ReadChallenger Energy, the Americas-focused and London-listed exploration and production company, has formally signed the Area 3 licence offshore Uruguay where field resources include around 9 trillion cubic feet of gas. The Area 3 licence was awarded under the Open Uruguay Round process and, following final regulatory approvals being granted, was…
EQT Corp., the leading US natural gas producer in the Appalachian shale basins, is merging in a combination worth over $23 billion with Equitrans Midstream, the operator of natural gas gathering systems and the owner of the key Mountain Valley Pipeline.
QatarEnergy, the leading LNG exporter and developer of major new liquefaction projects, has celebrated the graduation of a new group of Qatari nationals who have successfully completed their academic studies and training programmes to join the workforces of QatarEnergy and other companies established in the expanding sector.
Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco), the largest oil exporter, posted a 25 percent plunge in annual profits, though still increased its dividend for investors and outlined its plans to investment more in LNG and in domestic natural gas output.