LEAD STORY
As Crown LNG forges ahead with its reinterpretation of the proven GBS technology, it seeks to inject fresh impetus into the LNG infrastructure landscape, our Market Editor Dr Alexander Wilk reports.
Germany’s LNG infrastructure requires long-term thinking
Written by AJ KotzeGermany has built critical infrastructure to support short-term LNG capacity and champion local demand. But questions are now being raised about the viability of such facilities as the country is looking to hydrogen for the long-term. The Hanseatic Energy Hub is hence designed to be H2 and ammonia-ready from the get-go; our Markets Editor Anja Karl was told.
Also in this issue
Our July data showed modest LNG output growth globally although exports were down year-on-year. Meanwhile, net demand continued to strengthen, our Market Editor Dr Alexander Wilk reports.
Regulations impacting the cyber security of FSRUs are many and complex, but it could also be time for a heightened focus on cyber risk associated with another link in gas value chains – LNGCs, says DNV in an industry note.
LR awards Daphne Technology with AiP for methane slip solution
Written by AJ KotzeDaphne Technology’s patented SlipPure system has been awarded Approval in Principle (AiP) from Lloyd's Register (LR) for its plasma-catalytic technology.
LNG takes lead as industry adapts to energy transition
Written by AJ KotzeAs major players in the shipping industry grapple with the realities of the energy transition, LNG is solidifying its position as the most viable option in the medium term, with projections for fuels like methanol and ammonia pushed further into the future. Our Fuelling editor Malcolm Ramsay has more.
A round-up of latest events, company and industry news
Written by AJ KotzeASIA - The ongoing Asian heatwave has boosted demand for LNG imports into the region.
For example, China has reported its hottest ever July since records began.
Imports reached 68 mill tonnes in the second quarter of 2024 - a significant increase from previous years.
