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Eagle LNG Partners and Crowley Maritime Corp. have received a delivery of two large liquefied natural gas storage tanks built in Europe for the first US East Coast LNG bunkering station being constructed at the Talleyrand Marine Terminal in the Port of Jacksonville.
Sempra Energy, developer of the US Cameron LNG export project in Louisiana, said the venture would likely generate a “mountain of cash” for the company, amounting to at least $11 billion, while it was also moving forward with a second plant in Texas.
Evergas, the Denmark-based operator of a 26-vessel multigas fleet including new small-scale LNG carriers, has taken delivery of the sixth of eight of its 27,5000 cubic metres capacity Dragon-Class vessels built in China.
The International Gas Union (IGU) said global LNG trade last year reached a record 258 million tonnes, an increase of 5 percent amid significant and dynamic growth on the supply side.
French energy company Total signed an accord with Pavilion Energy of Singapore to cooperate on offering liquefied natural gas fuel services for ships.
Sevan Marine, the Norwegian engineering services company, has entered into a cooperation agreement with US energy engineering company Fluor Corp. for global projects that use its floating regasification dock technology for liquefied natural gas.
Woodside Petroleum Chief Executive Peter Coleman warned at the Gastech 2017 conference in Japan that if LNG buyers looked “over the crest of the hill it is clear a supply shortage looms” unless investment decisions are taken soon and if long-term contracts are re-opened to remove destination clauses then other terms may…
Royal Dutch Shell moved to keep Northwest Europe at the forefront of the liquefied natural gas bunkering market by signing an agreement to fuel Russian-owned crude oil carriers from 2018.
AET Tankers, a subsidiary of Malaysia International Shipping Corp., said it had chosen liquefied natural gas as the dual-fuel propulsion option for up to four of its new Aframax tankers currently under construction with Samsung Heavy Industries in South Korea.
Ineos, one of the largest participants in the UK shale-gas sector and the importer of the first US shale-gas cargo to Britain, has concluded a $250 million deal with BP to purchase the British major’s Forties field offshore North Sea pipelines and associated onshore infrastructure.