LNG industry faces tests on all fronts to meet demand growth
Japan will receive around 1,500 LNG cargoes this year as the industry develops with higher volumes, a growing carrier fleet rising to more than 450 vessels, preferred shipping contracts and an evolution of trading and hedging instruments.
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LNG swaps market is leap forward as hedge for cargo and trading activities
Total outlines operator approach to FLNG in terms of process, selection and risk management
Lloyd's Register advances guidance for avoiding sloshing damage on membranetank LNG vessels
Chiyoda explains advanced dynamic simulation technology in LNG plant engineering process
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Australia grows LNG capacity in tandem with more industry rules
Australia’s LNG industry is experiencing a remarkable transformation. Until recently, the country boasted two export projects with a combined production capacity of about 20 million tonnes per annum.
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Regulatory and other impediments fail to curb surge in multiple LNG developments
Pre-treatment systems outlined for feed-gas destined for Petronas Floating LNG facility
Dunkerque LNG import project is development for the long term with gas market implications
Mitsubishi Peapod LNG carrier faces popular future as Japan orders set to grow
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Indian LNG and natural gas sector transforms to meet demand surge
An analysis of the nation's future path as the government prepares four key policy revisions to improve market efficiency
The Indian LNG and natural gas sector is undergoing a significant transformation in terms of policy, regulations and infrastructure.
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Panama Canal expansion to provide premium price boost for new US LNG export plants
WorleyParsons offers key integrated asset integrity solutions for the LNG business
France’s Montoir LNG import terminal matches market needs by enhancing maritime compatibility
Wärtsilä and Hamworthy united have systems of technology to span the LNG value chain
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