Technip Energies, the leading Europe-based energy and liquefied natural gas project engineering company, forecast a strong LNG market in 2023 and beyond and reported high annual net profits as it advanced projects in Qatar and Mozambique and also planned to seek more mid-scale LNG plant contracts.
Technip Energies, the leading energy and LNG project company with contracts at leading global ventures including in Arctic Russia, offshore Africa and in Mexico, reported a jump in first-quarter revenues and profits.
TechnipFMC, the LNG and energy engineering company planning to soon separate into two companies, posted a fourth-quarter net loss of $2.41 billion because of charges, though LNG project contract awards in 2019 soared to $8 billion and more are expected even amid the current weak commodity prices.