Gas processing

Rystad Energy has forecast that Qatar’s drive to boost liquefaction capacity is set to cost US$50 billion and unlikely to be sanctioned this year.

GlobalData has reported that the US is set to be a leading LNG exporter by 2025.

Curtiss-Wright has announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire Dyna-Flo Control Valve Services.

Xodus Group has published a new analysis highlighting the need for a drastic shift to natural gas in order to keep up with rising energy demand.

Exmar has announced that the Bank of China has released US$40 million from the debt service reserve account, under the loan facility for Tango FLNG.

L.A. Turbine has commissioned its second ARES Active Magnetic Bearing (AMB) Turboexpander-Compressor within a cryogenic natural gas processing plant in Texas, US.

Aramco Trading Company has broadened its European presence with the establishment of a London office.

Chart Industries Inc. has signed a letter of cooperation with ExxonMobil India LNG Ltd and Indian Oil Corp. focused on pioneering virtual pipelines to accelerate gas access in India.

Speaking at the ICCUS conference, the CEO of ADNOC has announced the expansion of its carbon capture utilisation and storage aims.

Polskie LNG has announced that it has signed a contract for the extension of an existing LNG regasification facility in Poland.

Burckhardt has announced that it has been awarded long-term service agreements for nine LNG carriers.

Air Products Qudra has held a ceremony to celebrate the beginning of construction on its industrial gases hub in Jubail, Saudi Arabia.

ADNOC has awarded contracts worth US$1.65 billion for the construction of facilities for the Dalma gas development project.

Total has awarded two LNG agreements to Worley for the provision of services in Mozambique.

Siemens has been awarded a contract to supply three BOG compressor packages for Venture Global’s Calcasieu Pass LNG Project.