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NUS, Keppel and SLNG to develop energy-efficient cooling technology for data centres
A five-member team from NUS Engineering, Keppel Data Centres and SLNG will jointly develop a prototype of a new cooling medium that can achieve two key functions: firstly, to efficiently store and carry cold energy from the Singapore LNG Terminal to the various data centres, and secondly, to be circulated within the cooling loop in each data centre to perform effective cooling.
Total and Zhejiang Energy Group create JV for supply and delivery of marine fuels
Total China Investment (TCI) will hold a 49% share in the new company while Zhejiang Zheneng Petroleum New Energy (ZZPNE) will hold the remaining.
InEight launches new risk intelligence software
InEight has announced the debut of its new risk intelligence software for construction projects.
Venture Global Partners to contribute 14% of global liquefaction capacity growth
GlobalData has reported that Venture Global Partners is to contribute the largest proportion of LNG liquefaction capacity additions by 2023.
New initiative aims to minimise risk within terminal operations
KLAW has announced a new risk management initiative to limit the potential of catastrophic incidents at terminals.
ADNOC and Russian Energy Agency sign agreement
ADNOC and the Russian Energy Agency have signed a far-reaching strategic framework agreement covering downstream oil, gas and petrochemicals.
BHGE changes name
BHGE has changed its name to Baker Hughes Company.
China to lead Asia and Oceania liquids storage capacity growth
A report from GlobalData has found that China will contribute 59% of Asia and Oceania’s liquids storage capacity growth by 2023.
Gazprom Neft establishes Singapore subsidiary
Gazprom Neft has established a subsidiary in Singapore to develop its international marine lubricants business.
Borealis and Neste cooperate to produce renewable polypropylene
Borealis and Neste are entering into strategic cooperation to produce polypropylene from renewable propane.