Hindustan Petroleum takes over West Coast LNG project in Gujarat state to push towards completion
Hindustan Petroleum Corp. Ltd (HPCL), an Indian state-controlled company, has acquired an additional 50 percent stake in an LNG project firm building an import terminal at the port of Chhara in the West Coast state of Gujarat, giving it full ownership with the purpose of advancing towards completion.
Indian company Swan Energy makes progress on seventh LNG import terminal for India near Jafrabad
Swan Energy Ltd., the Indian conglomerate with interests in energy, textiles and real estate, said it was making progress with the nation’s seventh LNG import terminal at Jafrabad port in the West Coast state of Gujarat and expects commissioning in early 2021.
Indian LNG imports increase for a third month as more regasification terminal plans revealed
Indian liquefied natural gas imports increased for a third month of the current fiscal year as the nation received more than 30 cargoes, with the main suppliers being the West African nations of Nigeria and Angola as well as Qatar.
Toyo Engineering of Japan awarded another LNG import terminal EPC contract in India
Japanese company Toyo Engineering said it was awarded a contract to construct a liquefied natural gas import terminal near Kodinar, north of Mumbai, and set to be the seventh regasification facility on the West Coast.
Toyo Engineering builds expertise in gas chemicals adjacent to LNG plants and terminals
Toyo Engineering Corp. of Japan has been awarded two engineering and construction contracts in Thailand and Russia as it redirects its core business to petrochemicals after being involved in the global build-out of LNG liquefaction plants and import terminals, including the Sakhalin export facility in the Russian Far East and the largest Indian import terminal at Dahej near Mumbai.
Myanmar expects to begin LNG imports by 2020 to support three gas-fired power projects
Myanmar is expected to begin importing liquefied natural gas by 2020 using floating storage and regasification units to supply three gas-fired power plants already under development.
Toyo Indonesia contract
Feb 23 (LNGJ) - Toyo Engineering Group of Japan said its Indonesian subsidiary and a local company, PT Timas Suplindo, were awarded an engineering, procurement and construction contract for the Suban Compression Project by ConocoPhillips. The project is located in the Suban Field in South Sumatra in Indonesia. “The scope of work is to develop inlet compression facilities upstream of an existing plant by installing five gas turbine compressors, one gas turbine generator and the required auxiliary and supporting systems,” Toyo said.
