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LNG seen as bright spot in serious energy challenge confronting Africa The sub-Saharan region of Africa accounted for almost 30 percent of global oil and gas discoveries made over the last five years and LNG exports onto the global market are expected to triple by 2040 to around 95 billion cubic metres, or over 70 million tonnes of LNG, the International Energy Agency said in its Africa Energy Outlook. |
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Also in this issue Rolls-Royce offers LNG package for marinization in form of Trent 60 aero-derivative gas turbine A round-up of latest events, company and industry news LNG and natural gas advance to become the transport fuel of choice for several industries Japan’s Chiyoda outlines advanced computer engineering applications for LNG plant design France’s GTT focuses on revival of interest in membrane full-integrity storage tanks on land |
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| October 2014 | |
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Paris-based LNG agency sees soaring demand for marine and road transport LNG as a fuel will capture a significant market share in the transport sector by 2035 as demand for marine re-fuelling may reach as much as 77 million tonnes per annum and road transport companies will need 96 MTPA for trucks. |
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Also in this issue US Maritime Administration issues report on measures needed for LNG bunkering |
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| September 2014 | |
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Challenges and opportunities define the Floating LNG project sector Floating LNG has been touted as a relatively cheap alternative to conventional LNG, allowing the monetisation of offshore gas assets more readily than would otherwise be the case. |
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Also in this issue Hoegh LNG strategy takes shape in growing list of projects from Indonesia to North America A round-up of latest events, company and industry news LNG carriers are important and more so how you deploy them in a growing global business Dutch body work towards more reliable means of measuring LNG loads in transport fuel expansion UK company outlines details of world's first facility to produce reference liquids for LNG |
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| July / August 2014 | |
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North American and Australian projects set to find ready takers in Asian markets China's natural gas and LNG demand will almost double through 2019 and private companies in Australia, Canada and the US are helping to propel the LNG business forward rather than state-owned energy groups, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said in its 2014 Medium-Term Gas Market Report released in the Canadian city of Montreal. |
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Also in this issue BP Statistical Review of World Energy 2014 shows a rebound in global trade in LNG Australian LNG prices stay strong in 2014 ahead of new projects coming on stream A round-up of latest events, company and industry news US equipment maker Nikkiso Cryo outlines benefits of pumps for FLNG regas and production units Westport Innovations outlines advantages of LNG as fuel for high horsepower engines |
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| June 2014 | |
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US LNG exports from 2016 will have impact on the Asia-Pacific market The US Department of Energy must grant LNG export licences (pursuant to the Natural Gas Act) to exporters who are delivering LNG to countries with which the US has a free trade agreement (FTA) without modification or delay. |
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Also in this issue Cedigaz sees tight LNG market as demand rises in South America and Asia and Europe slumps A round-up of latest events, company and industry news Papua New Guinea becomes 20th LNG exporter despite challenges from financing to start-up How more production projects from conventional gas and shale will alter global LNG trade flows Compressor driver selection and technology qualification enhances Wheatstone LNG value |
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| May 2014 | |
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International group of LNG importers gives overview of global LNG market The France-based International Group of LNG Importers, an association also known as GIIGNL and founded in 1971 at the outset of the industry, has published its annual report as its membership grew again to 74 companies. |
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Also in this issue Panama Canal expansion and Arctic LNG may transform main LNG carrier routes A round-up of latest events, company and industry news Technip shows smooth and safe start-up of mid-scale LNG plant in China using its terminal simulator Small-scale LNG import terminals are not so simple to develop but can be made to measure Fluor considers LNG vaporizer selection based on site conditions prevailing at import terminals |
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| April 2014 | |
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Gastech in South Korea reveals LNG market where challenges growing The 2014 Gastech conference, South Korean, has just ended on an upbeat note but the 2,000 delegates and government ministers who attended were under no illusions about the energy challenges facing the world, and particularly Asia. |
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Also in this issue Industry body IGU gives overview of LNG’s continued growth worldwide A round-up of latest events, company and industry news Dismantling of underground or above-ground LNG storage tanks and research into infrastructure ageing Arctic LNG plant design as Air Products takes advantage of cold for liquefaction (Part 2) |
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| March 2014 | |
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South Korea’s LNG import costs may be managed in contracts and market US LNG exports would benefit both the global environment and Louisiana's economy, a non-partisan state think tank says in a new report. Louisiana has six LNG export projects under development. |
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Also in this issue Sino-Russian gas price agreement and implications for China’s LNG expansion US Congress says LNG exports will provide more prosperity and strengthen energy security of allies Black & Veatch explains liquefaction technology trends to help build-out of US and global LNG Arctic LNG plant design has Air Products using the cold climate advantages in liquefaction process |
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| February 2014 | |
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Louisiana arrives at the forefront of US LNG push led by shale gas US LNG exports would benefit both the global environment and Louisiana's economy, a non-partisan state think tank says in a new report. Louisiana has six LNG export projects under development. |
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Also in this issue Australian LNG operator Woodside gets Grassy Point site near China’s CNOOC to enter Canadian race A round-up of latest events, company and industry news ABS guides LNG carriers through Arctic ahead of liquefaction plant build-up for Asia deliveries LNG line blockages at small-scale plants and some of the causes and best preventions and cures New Society for Gas as a Marine Fuel builds up membership to bring expertise to LNG fuelling |
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| January 2014 | |
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Canadian LNG is unprecedented opportunity to benefit from shale British Columbia faces an unprecedented opportunity to develop its shale gas resources, build natural gas pipelines and construct liquefaction facilities to reach world markets. However, multiple factors may lead to intense competition for BC in Asian markets. |
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Also in this issue Shell advances large-scale LNG Canada project and outlines basis of the venture Chinese natural gas and LNG demand is set to quadruple and Mideast position surprises Europe A round-up of latest events, company and industry news South Hook LNG import partners hope to push forward with heat and power project Woodside Petroleum CEO Coleman explains the big issues facing LNG producer in 2014 |
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