LEAD STORY
Friday, 30 October 2009 09:53
Wood and SPT float specialized joint venture for all offshore LNG facilities
Written by
LNG Journal, North America Correspondent
Expected demand increases for LNG supplies, delays in completing current onshore LNG projects and the postponement of new onshore LNG facility authorizations have created considerable interest in offshore LNG alternatives.
Expected demand increases for LNG supplies, delays in completing current onshore LNG projects and the postponement of new onshore LNG facility authorizations have created considerable interest in offshore LNG alternatives.
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October 2009
Friday, 30 October 2009 09:51
Major energy companies to follow lead of Australian Prelude FLNG
Written by
LNG Journal, Asia Pacific Editor
Royal Dutch Shell became the first energy major to confirm precise Floating LNG projects when it said it expected to develop two of its natural gas discoveries offshore Western Australia using FLNG technology.
Royal Dutch Shell became the first energy major to confirm precise Floating LNG projects when it said it expected to develop two of its natural gas discoveries offshore Western Australia using FLNG technology.
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October 2009
Also in this issue
Friday, 30 October 2009 09:49
LNG market changes reveal need for price re-opener contract clauses
Written by
Stefan Ricketts and Eric Wong, Fulbright & Jaworski LLP
A long-term LNG sales and purchase agreement represents a significant commitment by both buyer and seller, and in many cases underpins substantial investment.
A long-term LNG sales and purchase agreement represents a significant commitment by both buyer and seller, and in many cases underpins substantial investment.
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October 2009
A round-up of the latest company news and developments
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October 2009
Friday, 30 October 2009 09:45
Fluor shows how to manage contraction and stress in LNG plant pipeline systems
Written by
Neal Prescott and Jeff Zhang, Fluor Offshore Solutions, Houston, Texas
At LNG terminals, the connection piping between the LNG tank and the loading arms can sometimes be of significant length, up to several miles, so that the loading/offloading jetty structure can be at sufficient water depth for tanker access.
At LNG terminals, the connection piping between the LNG tank and the loading arms can sometimes be of significant length, up to several miles, so that the loading/offloading jetty structure can be at sufficient water depth for tanker access.
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October 2009
Friday, 30 October 2009 08:22
Exmar and partners give new insight into design process for offshore LNG
Written by
Harris I. Knecht, Exmar Offshore Company
In any design process, qualified and experienced people are the most important resource. The Energy Bridge Liquefaction Vessel (EBLV™) design team includes the usual full spectrum of naval architects, discipline engineers, and designers.
In any design process, qualified and experienced people are the most important resource. The Energy Bridge Liquefaction Vessel (EBLV™) design team includes the usual full spectrum of naval architects, discipline engineers, and designers.
Published in
October 2009
