Tanks & terminals

Among the countries in Asia, China, Indonesia and India have the highest new-build CAPEX spending during the outlook period.

Nakilat-Keppel Offshore & Marine (N-KOM) has successfully completed its first floating storage regasification unit (FSRU) project.

The Dutch company, contracted by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, has completed the delivery and installation of 120 pressure vessels and modules for the new dimethyl ether plant.

The world’s leading industry names will come together as the event returns to Rotterdam next week.

The gas is pumped into the cargo tanks during offloading, for tank inspections or in order to maintain tank overpressure.

Specialist leader Sherwin-Williams Protective & Marine Coatings has appointed a recognised industry expert to lead its service in protective linings.

€128 million in EU state aid will be sent to fund a 50% increase in regasification capacity at Swinoujscie.

GPS and Port of Amsterdam have entered an agreement to develop a railcar connection on the land located adjacent to the existing 11-tank gasoline and biofuel storage and blending facility.

The companies sold operate in Paraguay in the distribution and sale of fuels, LPG, lubricants and other special products.

BP and ExxonMobil will collaborate with AGDC to help advance the Alaska LNG project.

Cheniere Partners confirms substantial completion of Train 5 at the Sabine Pass LNG project.

Rio Grande LNG LLC, a NextDecade subsidiary, has entered into a lease agreement with the Brownsville Navigation District (BND).

Wood Mackenzie shares the significance of India's first East Coast regasification project.

The most prominent challenges, developments and solutions in the global tank terminal industry have been announced as the focus of StocExpo Europe 2019.

When a major Canadian energy transportation company expanded operational infrastructure, it reached out to Netzsch for a customised pumping solution.