Wednesday, 14 April 2010 10:01
Outlook is forecast as mixed for global Spot LNG prices and trading until 2011
Chris Holmes and Darryl Rogers, Purvin & Gertz Inc., report in the second of a two-part analysis on the global LNG and gas market
Despite widespread forecasts in recent years of a significant increase in global supply, this failed to materialise two years ago as most of the gas liquefaction plants that were scheduled for start-up suffered some form of delay.
Despite widespread forecasts in recent years of a significant increase in global supply, this failed to materialise two years ago as most of the gas liquefaction plants that were scheduled for start-up suffered some form of delay.
Wednesday, 14 April 2010 09:55
KBR gives its definitive view on the construction of LNG plants worldwide
Heinz J Kotzot, Charles Durr and Chris Caswell, KBR Houston Texas USA
The LNG industry has fallen into the habit of using a specific cost term of “dollars per annual ton of LNG produced” as a yardstick for comparing engineering and execution skills of owners, licensors, and contractors.
The LNG industry has fallen into the habit of using a specific cost term of “dollars per annual ton of LNG produced” as a yardstick for comparing engineering and execution skills of owners, licensors, and contractors.
Wednesday, 14 April 2010 09:52
News Index April 2010
A round-up of the latest company news and developments
Wednesday, 14 April 2010 09:49
French study considers handling of boil-off gas at minimum send-out at LNG terminals
Roger Dambach, Process & LNG, Cryostar Alain Giacosa, Technology Division Total Gas & Power on behalf of the French Gas Association
In the context of the ever growing demand for energy, the natural gas market has had its share of growth in the last decade.
In the context of the ever growing demand for energy, the natural gas market has had its share of growth in the last decade.
Wednesday, 14 April 2010 09:48
Chinese push ahead with more LNG contracts and developments
LNG Journal, Asia-Pacific Editor and Shanghai Correspondent
China’s growing LNG import programme and terminal development plans along its coast have given a boost to the LNG industry, amid recent supply contract signings worth more than $100 billion combined.
China’s growing LNG import programme and terminal development plans along its coast have given a boost to the LNG industry, amid recent supply contract signings worth more than $100 billion combined.
Wednesday, 14 April 2010 09:46
Bureau Veritas establishes new class rules for LNG industry FPSO sector
Guillaume Gourdet, Senior Gas Project Manager, and Cătălin Toderan, Principal Surveyor, Bureau Veritas, Marine Division
Significant developments have taken place in connection with offshore LNG terminals over a number of years, such as offshore gravity-based units, floating gas terminals, and gas carriers discharging in open seas.
Significant developments have taken place in connection with offshore LNG terminals over a number of years, such as offshore gravity-based units, floating gas terminals, and gas carriers discharging in open seas.
Thursday, 11 March 2010 10:22
News Index March 2010
A round-up of the latest company news and developments.
Thursday, 11 March 2010 10:20
Real impact of global economic crisis on LNG and gas sector trade and price
Chris Holmes and Darryl Rogers, Purvin & Gertz Inc., report in the first of a two-part analysis on LNG market demand
The world’s major natural gas consuming nations have been affected by the ongoing global economic crisis.
The world’s major natural gas consuming nations have been affected by the ongoing global economic crisis.
Thursday, 11 March 2010 10:18
Decision time nears for future of Australian CSG-to-LNG projects
LNG Journal, Asia-Pacific Editor
It will be decision time soon for the five projects being developed in Australia to produce LNG from coal-seam gas. The players involved will decide this year whether their projects will definitely go ahead, or be sold or consolidated.
It will be decision time soon for the five projects being developed in Australia to produce LNG from coal-seam gas. The players involved will decide this year whether their projects will definitely go ahead, or be sold or consolidated.
Thursday, 11 March 2010 10:16
Risks and rewards outlined for dozens of the players in Australian LNG rush
Dr. Nelly Mikhaiel, Global Energy Consultant
Australia started exporting LNG in 1989, when the then two-Train Northwest Shelf project came on stream.
Australia started exporting LNG in 1989, when the then two-Train Northwest Shelf project came on stream.
