May 2025

Explore the latest LNG insights in the May issue of LNG Industry, out now! Featuring a regional report from Norton Rose Fulbright on the Canadian LNG industry, the issue also covers topics such as regasification technology, automation & control, tugs and towage, and more. With contributions from key industry leaders including Ebara Elliott Energy, Cryonorm, and Honeywell, among others, it’s a must-read.

LNG industry in Canada: 2025 outlook
Robert Froehlich and Robin Acworth, Norton Rose Fulbright, consider the progress, opportunities, and risks associated with Canada’s position in the global LNG market.

Untapping cold energy potential
Exergy International explores how new developments can help the decarbonisation of LNG regasification.

Reclaiming heat
Alex Marshall, Cryonorm, UK, outlines the role of submerged combustion vaporisers in advancing LNG regasification towards net zero.

Addressing Australia's looming gas shortage
Domestic LNG infrastructure is crucial to preventing an Australian gas shortage and reducing reliance on fossil fuels throughout the renewable energy transition, explains Squadron Energy.

Enhancing LNG operations
Louie Fava, Chriss Ott, and Heng Yung, Honeywell LNG, and Yanling Wu, Honeywell HPS, look at innovative strategies for continued reliability and efficiency.

Securing LNG with surveillance
Darren Alder, Head of Oil and Gas, Synectics, details how developments in artificial intelligence, analytics, and systems integration mean surveillance technology is fast becoming the LNG industry’s new best friend.

Proactive procurement
With LNG remaining a hot commodity in Asia and Europe, LNG shipping players are making steps to reinforce their day-to-day operations and keep their vessels moving through advanced procurement strategies. Stefan Dahlström, Head of Procurement, BW LNG, and Carsten Schmidt, Vice President, Procureship, talk about how new partnerships can bring greater operational efficiencies to the LNG market and keep an in-demand product on the move.

Centrifugal pump cavitation in LNG
Enver Karakas and Sinan Ozcan, Ebara Elliott Energy, USA, analyse cavitation at pump inducers, cavitation inception, and propagation in LNG pumping applications and consider safe pump operation in low suction pressure conditions.

Tugs and towage: Evolving LNG
KOTUG International B.V. appraises the role of tugs and towage in an evolving LNG landscape and advocates implementing advanced training initiatives to match technological innovations.

Balancing safety and sustainability in LNG terminal towage services
As LNG continues to expand its global footprint, the marine services that support it must evolve in parallel. Towage providers now face growing pressure to deliver both safe and sustainable operations, often in increasingly complex and remote environments. Mattias Hellström, Chief Commercial Officer at Svitzer, explores the emerging challenges facing LNG terminal towage and the strategies being deployed to overcome them.

May 2025

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