Gas processing

Lloyd’s Register has released a new report on the technologies used by oil and gas companies to manage and maintain their assets.

The EIA has reported that fossil fuels continue to account for the largest share of US energy production.

Wood Mackenzie has reported that Argentina is well placed to meet Asian LNG demand during peak periods.

Drone attacks on Saudi Aramco will severely disrupt NGL and petrochemicals supply, much more than oil. The impact on global economic and geopolitical dynamics will be huge, reports Joseph Chang, Global Editor, ICIS Chemical Business.

Woodside and Uniper have signed a heads of agreement for the supply of LNG for 13 years, beginning in 2021.

Qingdao McDermott Wuchuan has been awarded a contract to provide three modules for the Arctic LNG 2 project.

GlobalData has reported that, by 2023, the US will contribute 40% of new-build small-scale LNG liquefaction capacity additions.

Freeport LNG has announced the launch of a virtual private storefront in the Redwood Marketplace for the selling of LNG cargoes.

GlobalData has reported that Fortress Investment Group is to lead global small-scale LNG liquefaction capacity additions by 2023.

Following the company’s acquisition by Schneider Electric, AVEVA has announced that its new portfolio capability has been validated.

Aspen Technology has announced that China HuanQiu Contracting and Engineering Corp. has implemented its asset optimisation software.

Royal Vopak now holds a 49% share of the SPEC LNG import facility in Cartagena, Colombia.

Gas, renewables and CCS must work together to secure a rapid energy transition, according to the new DNV GL report.

In an expansion of its rotating equipment support capabilities in the Permian Basin, Siemens has opened a new support centre in Odessa, Texas.

At Gastech 2019, Atlas Copco will announce a new compressor for the processing of cryogenic high-pressure boil off gas.