Shell Midstream Partners announces agreements
Shell Midstream Partners has announced the elimination of IDRs and an agreement to acquire additional assets from Shell.
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Shell Midstream Partners has announced the elimination of IDRs and an agreement to acquire additional assets from Shell.
Sempra LNG has announced that the second train of the Cameron LNG project has reached commercial operation.
Rystad Energy has forecast that Qatar’s drive to boost liquefaction capacity is set to cost US$50 billion and unlikely to be sanctioned this year.
GlobalData has reported that the US is set to be a leading LNG exporter by 2025.
Phillips 66 and Trafigura have announced that they have formed a joint venture to develop an offshore deepwater port.
BPGIC has announced that it has recently signed a land lease agreement with UAE’s Fujairah Oil Industrial Zone.
Polskie LNG has announced that it has signed a contract for the extension of an existing LNG regasification facility in Poland.
StocExpo has announced that it is releasing its first ever Industry Trends Report.
Burckhardt has announced that it has been awarded long-term service agreements for nine LNG carriers.
BPGIC and Sahara decided to discontinue their joint development project due to differing perspectives and visions for the refinery.
The combined company will have 18 sites with over 10 million bbl of storage capacity.
Wood Mackenzie has stated that the global storage market is set to grow from approximately 4 GW of annual deployments in 2019 to more than 15 GW in 2024.