Asia to account for half of global liquids storage capacity growth
Asia will account for about half of global liquids storage capacity growth by 2024 according to GlobalData.
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Asia will account for about half of global liquids storage capacity growth by 2024 according to GlobalData.
The Tank Storage Association (TSA) has announced the addition of a new member, Stanlow Terminals Ltd.
The US EIA has reported on Henry Hub natural gas spot prices and how low they have fallen in the first half of 2020.
GlobalData has reported that Asia is to lead global LNG regasification capacity additions through 2024.
GlobalData has reported that China and India will lead LNG regasification capacity additions in Asia.
A new study released by API and conducted by researchers at ICF has examined the environmental benefits of US LNG use in China, Germany, and India.
The US EIA has reported that the drop in petroleum demand led to a rise in crude oil inventories and low refinery utilisation.
BP has signed a gas supply agreement with ENN for 300 000 tpy of pipeline gas regasified from LNG.
Lloyd’s Register research has found that operators can save millions by using technology to identify unnecessary asset maintenance.
McDermott has announced that it has been awarded an EPFC contract for the construction of storage tanks in Canada.
Wärtsilä has announced its newest reliquefaction plant for boil-off gas onboard gas carriers and LNG bunker vessels.
ABB has signed an agreement with Yinson for electrical, control, and telecommunication equipment and services on an FPSO.