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Linde Wins Woodfibre LNG Contract
Technology company The Linde Group has been awarded a contract to provide engineering and procurement services for a 2.1 million...
Read moreShell Revives Plan to Sell European LPG Business –FT
Anglo-Dutch oil group Royal Dutch Shell has appointed Credit Suisse to advise on the sale of its European liquefied petroleum...
Read moreJapan’s Tepco Signs 17-year LNG Supply Deal with BP Unit
Japan's Tokyo Electric Power Co said on Friday it has signed a 17-year deal to buy up to 1.2 million...
Read moreTotal Says Weighing Impact of New Russia Sanctions
France's Total said on Monday it was assessing the consequences of the new set of sanctions on Russia, but that...
Read moreChina’s Sputtering Economy Crimps Gas Demand, Cuts Spot LNG Buys
China's gas demand growth is expected to ease to its slowest in three years in 2014 and dip again next...
Read moreItaly Recognises OLT LNG Plant As Strategic – Sources
The Italian government has recognised as strategic the liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal that regional utility Iren and Germany's E.ON...
Read morePressure Grows on Israel’s Leviathan to Finalise Gas Deals
The group developing Israel's giant Leviathan gas field is running out of time to clinch binding major supply deals with...
Read moreSinopec to Start Trial Operations at First LNG Terminal by End-Oct
Top Asian refiner Sinopec Corp will start trial operations at its first liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal by the end...
Read moreFor Europe’s LNG Ports, Russia Gas Fears and U.S. Exporters Buoy Demand
Gas buyers nervous of Russia cutting supply are helping solve Europe's problem of too many underused liquefied natural gas (LNG)...
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EIA: Expanded Panama Canal to Allow Transit of Larger Oil-, LNG-laden Ships
Ships carrying crude oil and petroleum products are limited by size restrictions imposed by several of the main thoroughfares of...
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