Elliott Group has introduced a compressor designed for current and future low carbon natural gas pipeline transmission networks including hydrogen blends up to 50%.
Liquip International has appointed a new authorised distributor in the UK and Ireland to handle Liquip’s range of terminal and aviation equipment.
Increased heating demand for natural gas this past winter resulted in more withdrawals from US natural gas storage than normal, reports the US Energy Information Administration (EIA).
TotalEnergies has signed a Heads of Agreement (HOA) with Sempra Infrastructure, Mitsui & Co. Ltd and Japan LNG Investment for the expansion of Cameron LNG.
Gasunie, HES International and Vopak will be working together to develop an import terminal for green ammonia as a hydrogen carrier in the Port of Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
Wood has secured a three-year contract with Gassco to support the safe and secure transportation of gas from the Norwegian Continental Shelf to terminals across the UK and Europe.
GPS Group and Rietlanden Terminals have successfully completed a transfer of nitrogen oxides (NOx) disposition rights.
USD Partners LP has entered into an agreement to acquire entities owning the Hardisty South terminal assets from USD Group LLC.
McDermott's storage business, CB&I, will design and build two 500 000 gal. double-wall liquid hydrogen spheres for Plug Power Inc.'s new green hydrogen production facility in Genesee County, US.
EXMAR has reached an agreement for a 5-year charter for the employment of its FSRU S188 with GASUNIE LNG Holdings BV.
The American Petroleum Institute (API) has released a statement regarding the US Department of Energy’s decision to approve two new LNG export permits.
The US Department of Energy has issued two long-term orders authorising LNG exports from Cheniere Energy Inc.’s Sabine Pass in Louisiana and Corpus Christi in Texas.
Stolthaven Terminals and the Pecém Industrial and Port Complex have announced the signing of an MoU for the study of a new storage terminal in Pecém Port, Brazil.
According to GlobalData, China is expected to dominate the liquids storage capacity growth in Asia, contributing about 53% of the total capacity growth from 2022 – 2026.
GlobalData has forecasted that Asia is set to spearhead global liquids storage capacity additions, contributing approximately 61% of the total global capacity additions from 2022 to 2026.