Gas processing

Uniper has brought Germany’s first full cargo of LNG to the new terminal in Wilhelmshaven.

Snøhvit partners are set to invest NOK13.2 billion in upgrading the Hammerfest LNG plant, HLNG, in Melkøya, Norway.

The EIA forecasts that US industrial natural gas consumption will increase by 3% in 2022, after increasing by 2% in 2021.

The affiliate is organising a call for expression of interest, with a view to marketing up to 2.5 billion m3/yr of regasification capacity in its FSRU based in the French port of Le Havre.

Howden has opened a new office in Singapore to expand its existing presence in the APAC region.

Woodside Burrup Pty Ltd and the North West Shelf Project participants have entered into separate non-binding agreements with Western Gas.

In 2022, Akselos deployed its digital twin software to protect an increasing number of crucial energy assets, improve global energy security, and accelerate the transition to net zero.

Koch Engineered Solutions has announced a strategic collaboration with Percepto to assist its customers in identifying opportunities to control and reduce emissions with AI software delivered by Percepto’s drone-in-a-box solution.

API and the State Enterprise Ukrainian Scientific Center for Standardization, Certification and Quality Problems have signed an MoU on natural gas and oil standards.

In its November ‘Short-Term Energy Outlook’ (STEO), the US Energy Information Administration’s (EIA) forecasts that it will increase by 2.4% in 2022.

A new report from the IEA sets out key actions to close the potential supply-demand gap if Russian pipeline deliveries fall to zero, including more rapid deployments of energy efficiency and renewables.

TotalEnergies has decided to withdraw its directors from Novatek and will no longer equity account for its stake in the company.

Baker Hughes and Woodside have entered into an MoU to explore potential business arrangements and initiatives that may have the potential to support Woodside’s climate strategy.

Air Liquide has signed an agreement to divest its business in Trinidad and Tobago to Massy Gas Products Holding Ltd.

EnBW will import 3 billion m3 of LNG per year via the Hanseatic Energy Hub in Stade, Germany, with the option of moving to ammonia as a hydrogen-based energy source at a later date.