Gas processing

The behavioural and economic ramifications of COVID-19 will permanently reduce global energy demand, according to DNV GL’s newly published Energy Transition Outlook.

Total Nederland and PitPoint.LNG have started construction of a new multiple-energy truck station.

Wood Mackenzie’s latest report shows that the North West Shelf LNG project could have up to 7 million tpy of spare capacity available by 2027.

Air Liquide will provide additional gaseous oxygen, nitrogen and syngas and invest more than US$160 million.

Construction of a new Propane-Butane Mixture Production Unit has been successfully completed at the Mubarek Gas Processing Plant.

The expansion of the Black River Processing Plant adds an incremental designed inlet capacity of 200 million ft3 of natural gas per day to the previously existing designed inlet capacity of 260 million ft3 of natural gas per day.

AVEVA has reached an agreement to acquire OSIsoft for US$5 billion.

Gastrade SA has announced the signing of an agreement for the acquisition of 20% of its share capital by BULGARTRANSGAZ EAD.

Atlas Copco Gas and Process has formed a strategic alliance with Vericor Power Systems to utilise gas turbine power for integrally geared centrifugal compressors.

The Tube Turns Tool-less closure has been chosen for the Alberta XPress Project.

The cargo, from the Shell-operated QCLNG project at Gladstone in Queensland, was transported aboard the Sevilla Knutsen, which docked at Quintero, Chile on 15 August.

Wood Mackenzie reports that the oil and gas markets are bracing for the impact of a second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The facility will centralise the company’s test rigs for hydrodynamic fluid film bearings and reciprocating compressor components.

The API has published the ninth edition of API Standard 2510, covering the design, construction, and location of LPG storage installations and handling facilities.

The EIA reports that exports of US LNG remain at low levels this summer.