LEAD STORY

The interest and rapid development in the transportation of liquid cryogenic hydrocarbon products such as LNG and ethane worldwide has prompted a fresh look at how cryogenic liquids are transferred to and from a cryogenic carrier and an onshore storage facility, or within the liquefaction plant or regasification plant itself.

The liquefied natural gas business still has scope for further growth prospects in South America.

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Thailand energy company PTT has an arrangement with Ratchaburi Electricity Generating Holding Co. to invest in certain LNG terminal projects and power generating facilities in Myanmar, formerly known as Burma.

As the LNG industry continues to grow and new feed gas supplies from unconventional sources are considered, many natural gas liquefaction projects require more effective nitrogen removal options.

In the current global business environment, where change is the norm and both challenges and opportunities appear and disappear in an almost continuous and to a large extent unpredictable manner, Strategy Formulation must be a dynamic process.