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The Israeli Tamar natural gas field in the Eastern Mediterranean, the region’s main competitor to LNG and owned by Noble Energy of the US and Israeli companies including the Delek Group, has restarted production after a five-day shutdown caused by a pipeline fault.
Edison, the Italian utility owned by Electricite de France (EDF) and a capacity holder in the Adriatic LNG import terminal, has signed an agreement to receive 1 million tonnes per annum of shipments from a US export plant proposed for Calcasieu Pass on the Gulf Coast of Louisiana.
Registro Italiano Navale (Rina), the Italian maritime classification society, said it was chosen by Italian energy company Eni to certify the design and fabrication of subsea structures and equipment for the Coral South floating LNG project offshore the southeast African nation of Mozambique.
Australian LNG export projects in the state of Queensland led by Royal Dutch Shell, ConocoPhillips and Santos have assured Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull that they will boost natural gas supplies to the East Coast in 2018 to help avert an energy crisis.
Gaztransport and Technigaz (GTT), the French LNG maritime storage technology company, said it had decided to re-validate some aspects of its Mark V tank system after the discovery of a technical concern.
Russian fleet owner and operator Sovcomflot along with oil company Rosneft and the country’s new Zvezda Shipbuilding complex have signed a set of agreements that entail the construction of five Aframax tankers with LNG propulsion that will also lead to infrastructure development to allow ships to be bunkered with LNG…
Hyundai Heavy Industries of South Korea, the world’s largest shipbuilder by orders, said it received its biggest order for five years in signing a contract to build 10 very large ore carriers to an LNG-ready design for Korea’s Polaris Shipping line.
South Korea has launched a government programme with shipyards, state institutions and banks to back the development of a class of large vessels with liquefied natural gas propulsion to expand on the first order from Russia for Korea to build oil tankers powered by LNG.
Qatar has signed a 15-year liquefied natural gas supply agreement with Bangladesh to supply the Asian nation with 2.5 million tonnes per annum of LNG at its planned floating storage and regasification unit in the Bay of Bengal.
Keppel Corp of Singapore and Royal Dutch Shell have completed the first liquefied natural gas truck-to-ship bunkering for a liquefaction and production vessel built at the Keppel shipyard for service offshore the West African nation of Cameroon.