Gas processing

GlobalData reports that the advancement of LNG business will transform Mozambique into a top 10 global LNG supplier.

After 23 years with Siemens, Arja Talakar will take the lead in the midst of wide industry changes.

Eagle LNG’s Jacksonville LNG project has reached the final step in the FERC’s environmental review process.

Qatargas and BASF sign gas treating technology license agreement for LNG trains.

Cameron LNG has begun pipeline feed gas flow to the first liquefaction train of its liquefaction-export project.

The LNG facility in Karratha, Western Australia, is a key milestone in the development of a local LNG market.

The California Energy Commission has awarded US$3 million to SoCalGas to advance technology that could create twice as much RNG as anaerobic digestion processes.

Williams has sold its 50% interest in Jackalope Gas Gathering Services to an affiliate of Crestwood for US$484.6 million.

Siemens will supply three reciprocating compressors for what will become the largest hydrogen production unit in the US.

LNG imports are displacing gas interconnector imports in the UK, pushing gas prices to almost two-year lows.

To meet growing customer demand, BASF will increase the capacity for alkylethanolamines by 20% at its Verbund site in Ludwigshafen, Germany.

As part of KBR’s policy of broader collaboration for LNG solutions, KBR will install BHGE gas turbines in its LNG facilities.

Total, ExxonMobil and Oil Search have signed the agreement with Papua New Guinea, defining the fiscal framework for the Papua LNG Project.

The US Office of Fossil Energy recently released its LNG Annual Report which found that Puerto Rico’s LNG imports returned to pre-Hurricane levels towards the end of 2018.

NES is expanding its specialist oil and gas staffing business to Port Arthur, Texas.