November / December 2015

LEAD STORY

The France-based International Group of Liquefied Natural Gas Importers has published a handbook to promote a broad understanding and knowledge of the retail, small-scale and mobile LNG markets.

Developing liquefied natural gas projects in new and challenging remote and hostile regions of the world is the subject of a study carried out by the International Gas Union.

Also in this issue

Pavilion Energy, the Singapore integrated liquefied natural gas company, said it was continuing to develop its capabilities in foreign projects, LNG bunkering and trading while building up its supply portfolio.

French energy company Total is maintaining its ambitious liquefied natural gas targets through to 2020 even amid the downturn in energy markets caused by oil.

Australian liquefied natural gas deliveries into Asia now face growing competition from other global LNG producers, particularly the US plants under construction, and from market oversupply.