LEAD STORY
Wednesday, 20 May 2009 09:02
Large-bore composite cryogenic hose developed for offshore LNG transfer
Written by
Sietse Gerssen, Bluewater Energy Services and Jorn Boesten, DSM Dyneema
Marine LNG transfer operations that experience relative movement require a compliant link.
Marine LNG transfer operations that experience relative movement require a compliant link.
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May 2009
Wednesday, 20 May 2009 09:00
Economic drivers of super-size LNG ships in terminal and plant operation
Written by AdministratorJoseph H. Cho, Do Youn Kim, Felix de la Vega, and Jai June Kang, SK Engineering & Construction, Houston,Texas USA
The capacity of LNG carriers has increased dramatically, now exceeding 250,000 cubic metres capacity, and the new generation of vessels has helped reduce delivery costs.
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May 2009
Also in this issue
Wednesday, 20 May 2009 08:54
Optimized BOG recovery concepts for onshore and offshore LNG terminals
Written by
Sven-Erik Brink, Siemens Oil & Gas Energy Solutions, Duisburg, Germany
As the demand for natural gas in its super-cooled liquid form continues to increase on a global scale, Boil-Off Gas Compressors have become a key part of the LNG supply chain, from production and transportation to storage and re-gasification.
As the demand for natural gas in its super-cooled liquid form continues to increase on a global scale, Boil-Off Gas Compressors have become a key part of the LNG supply chain, from production and transportation to storage and re-gasification.
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May 2009
Wednesday, 20 May 2009 08:50
US LNG terminals are offered new income streams to survive the crisis
Written by
David A. Franklin, Houston, Texas
World market conditions have created havoc in the energy industry, causing significant changes in US LNG trade. The overheated world economy through mid-2008 followed by the credit crunch and recession has led to a re-think on corporate strategies.
World market conditions have created havoc in the energy industry, causing significant changes in US LNG trade. The overheated world economy through mid-2008 followed by the credit crunch and recession has led to a re-think on corporate strategies.
Published in
May 2009
A round up of all the latest company news and developments
Published in
May 2009
Wednesday, 20 May 2009 08:46
Small companies and large have big LNG ideas for West Africa
Written by
LNG Journal, Africa Editor
After onshore LNG plants and Floating LNG developments, a London-based company, Gasol, and partners including Mustang Engineering of Texas and Teekay Gas Services of Canada are developing near-shore LNG facilities to monetize West African natural gas.
After onshore LNG plants and Floating LNG developments, a London-based company, Gasol, and partners including Mustang Engineering of Texas and Teekay Gas Services of Canada are developing near-shore LNG facilities to monetize West African natural gas.
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May 2009
Wednesday, 20 May 2009 08:45
Successful FLNG projects start off with proper development strategy
Written by
John White, Baker Botts LLP, London
Floating LNG projects have the potential to unlock significant reserves of stranded natural gas - provided challenges to their development, implementation and operation are successfully cleared.
Published in
May 2009
