LNG

Chart Industries, one of the leading global suppliers of liquefaction and storage equipment, narrowed its net loss in the first quarter amid mixed LNG results and continued restructuring expenses ahead of the company moving its headquarters from Cleveland, Ohio, to Canton in the US state of Georgia.

Anadarko Petroleum Corp., one of the main shareholders in world-class LNG projects being planned in the southeast African state of Mozambique, is likely to be unhindered in its future progress despite problems in its US operations that led to the shutdown of more than 3,000 producing wells after an accident.

Air Products, the US equipment and technology supplier for liquefied natural gas liquefaction projects, posted its fiscal 2017 second-quarter earnings showing a rise in sales offset by a drop in the LNG business and made a cautious forecast for the rest of the year.

TechnipFMC, the energy and liquefied natural gas project engineering company, reported its first quarterly earnings since the company was created from the merger of France’s Technip and FMC Technologies of the US and said LNG projects were still fundamental to its performance.