GTT launches BOG monitoring system
GTT has launched LNG Advisor - a new boil-off gas (BOG) monitoring system to be used on LNGCs while at sea.
KOGAS receives gets first Gladstone LNG cargo
Korea Gas Corp (KOGAS) said it received its first cargo containing 60,000 tonnes of LNG, from the GLNG project in Gladstone.
New factory to build LNGC engines
CSSC Wärtsilä Engine (Shanghai) (CWEC) held a ground breaking ceremony for its new engine factory on 28th October.
Risk Intelligence expands portfolio to include ports
Danish security concern Risk Intelligence has launched PortRisk, a service providing intelligence on risk in ports available on demand.
Pavilion signs 10-year gas supply deal with Gazprom
In what could be a boost for Asian LNGC trading, Singapore-based Pavilion Energy has signed a 10-year sales & purchase agreement to buy LNG from a Gazprom subsidiary.
Golar in Ghana FSRU contract
Golar LNG has won a firm contract to provide West African Gas (WAGL) with an FSRU to support Ghana’s LNG import operations.
Qatargas and RasGas adapt to LNG market changes to maintain share
Our Middle East editor
Qatargas and RasGas of Qatar, the world’s largest producers, are manging to adapt to the new pricing and delivery requirements that have been the result of the oil price plunge and economic woes in the Far East and elsewhere.
LNG market participants find new demand as trade flows remain high on low prices
Our Asia-Pacific editor
Many liquefied natural gas LNG players have shifted their focus to developing markets employing new regasification capacity and despite weakened demand and the impact of the oil price crash, LNG production remained high to reach 250 million tonnes last year.
Cheniere delays first cargo from US Sabine Pass for technical reasons
Our North America editor
Cheniere Energy said it had delayed the shipping of its first cargo from the US Sabine Pass LNG export terminal in Louisiana until late February or early March because of technical problems during commissioning.
US forecasts higher oil prices than most ahead of LNG start-ups
The price of oil-linked LNG has taken a further hit as the price of North Sea Brent crude dropped to an 11-year low on concern about global over-production, huge storage surpluses and lower future demand from China because of economic woes.
