| November / December 2013 | |
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Australia sees LNG revenue soar as onshore and FLNG projects advance Australian LNG exports will grow by almost 30 percent a year from 24 million tonnes this year to 83MT in 2018 and export revenues will show an annual growth rate of 35 percent, soaring from $14.3 billion in 2013 to $68.3Bln in five years. |
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Also in this issue Drastic changes reshaping Asian LNG market where elevated prices fail to dull demand A round-up of latest events, company and industry news International guidelines for bunkering LNG as a marine fuel as seen by DNV LNG as marine fuel the challenges to be overcome according to a study by Total Operations and gas fuel efficiency of first DFDE engines for LNG carriers after 300,000 hours |
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| October 2013 | |
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Floating LNG import terminals set to boost China’s network and capacity China’s first Floating Storage and Regasification Unit (FSRU) project received the regulator’s green light last month. |
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Also in this issue Japanese Minister Motegi outlines market position of the world’s largest LNG buyer A round-up of latest events, company and industry news How Ichthys LNG project almost ended up on island in western Australia rather than Darwin Spanish terminal leader Enagás examines how to manage LNG ageing in ship transportation Bureau Veritas at the forefront of developments for Arctic LNG projects as the next province |
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| September 2013 | |
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East Africa presents challenges for project players in new LNG frontier BG Group has for some time recognised that East Africa presents an exciting opportunity as a relatively unexplored frontier play with material resource potential, stable and progressive governments, favourably located for Asian Pacific LNG markets. |
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Also in this issue Japan considers price risk reduction from US exports of LNG and what is at stake A round-up of latest events, company and industry news Indonesia’s Arun LNG production plant is first ever to be transformed into import terminal Improved energy efficiency explained by Chevron in output for baseload LNG liquefaction plant New world LNG offers the opportunities for various small-scale and bulk-break projects |
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| July / August 2013 | |
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Australia can continue LNG boom with controls on costs and taxes The Australian economy has benefited and will continue to benefit significantly from LNG investments, with projects on the drawing board representing A$180 billion. |
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Also in this issue Myanmar’s energy woes could be solved by LNG projects under current plans A round-up of latest events, company and industry news LNG tightness is unprecedented as 112 million tonnes of new output is awaited Tokyo Gas starts the build-up of next generation of LNG regasification terminals in Japan UK-based Bestobell sees demand soar for LNG valves for floating storage and regasification use |
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| June 2013 | |
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Epic change and existential risk of North American LNG exports North American LNG exports confront the LNG industry with disruptive changes that create considerable uncertainties, risks, and opportunities for LNG buyers, sellers, traders, investors, and lenders. |
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Also in this issue Singapore sees emergence of a new LNG market as BG explains aggregator role A round-up of latest events, company and industry news Zeebrugge import terminal turns from regas facility to LNG hub of Northwest Europe The phenomenon of hot air recirculation in air-cooled baseload LNG liquefaction plants Italian class society qualifying loading arms ahead of Italy's third LNG facility start-up |
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| May 2013 | |
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India illustrates challenges facing a prime LNG emerging market India is currently the sixth-largest LNG importer with deliveries of 13.5 million tonnes per annum and rising but steep economic growth has finally positioned India to expand its LNG volumes and infrastructure. |
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Also in this issue Noble Energy explains LNG project ambitions for FLNG in East Mediterranean and Africa A round-up of latest events, company and industry news Design and selection process to find a format for planned Cameroon LNG project in West Africa Mid-scale FLNG units offered by SBM Offshore allows will lower costs and shorter schedules Tokyo Gas explains how maintenance methods were enhanced at its three huge LNG import terminals |
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| April 2013 | |
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Asian LNG demand posts records as projects and shipping develop For the second year in a row, all Asian countries with facilities recorded a growth in LNG imports, especially China and India, as weak demand in Europe provided swing supplies for Asia, according to the International Group of Liquefied Natural Gas Importers (GIIGNL). |
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Also in this issue Shell's floating production ambitions also now include high-capacity hull design for Lean LNG A round-up of latest events, company and industry news The full challenges of establishing an LNG import facility on River Parana TGE Marine Gas Engineering offers view to LNG fuel value chain for vessels UK's Gasconsult ZR-LNG liquefaction technology aims to make impact with new mid-scale solution |
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| February 2013 | |
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LNG forecasts to 2030 see Africa overtake Mideast in LNG exports LNG will contribute an increasing share of regional natural gas trade as production grows by 4.3 percent per annum and LNG’s share of global gas consumption rises to 15.5 percent by 2030. |
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Also in this issue US LNG exports set to have multiple impacts on the various domestic and overseas markets Shell prepares for Prelude FLNG offshore loading after hard link development programme with FMC Dual-fuel cleaner engine study concerning large LNG carriers like Qatari Q-Flex and Q-Max MAN Diesel & Turbo’s propulsion systems have now secured more LNG reach in the global carrier market |
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| January 2013 | |
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GDF-SUEZ analyses latest trends impacting worldwide LNG market In the LNG industry you learn to expect the unexpected. Over the past decade, significant events have taken place such as Qatar’s production surge, the emergence of a myriad of new projects, the tragic Fukushima disaster, and now the emergence of new LNG provinces in regions such as East Africa and North America. |
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Also in this issue Arctic maritime LNG preparations advance for safe shipping of Yamal cargoes to Asia Manzanillo LNG terminal adapts strategy to be focus of Mexican natural gas surge New Train at Tangguh LNG plant in Indonesia will also be part of energy-efficiency project ABS presents the challenges of FLNG topsides design against risks of fire and explosion loads |
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