Asia to be the driving force behind growth in the natural gas industry
The IEA has released its latest annual market report, stating that over the next five years demand for natural gas from Asia will drive growth in the global gas industry.
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The IEA has released its latest annual market report, stating that over the next five years demand for natural gas from Asia will drive growth in the global gas industry.
GlobalData has reported that North America and Asia will be the frontrunners in terms of global LNG liquefaction and regasification capacity growth.
By 2020, SINOPEC plans to have a production capability of 10 million t of low-sulfur marine fuel oil, increasing to 15 million t by 2023.
BASF-YPC has started up its second propionic acid plant with SINOPEC in Nanjing, China.
Worley will provide engineering, procurement and construction management services for Thaioil’s refinery.
Petronas Floating LNG Satu achieves its first LNG drop after its relocation to the Kebangan cluster field.
BASF to build engineering plastics and thermoplastic polyurethanes plants at their new Verbund site in Zhanjiang, China.
Univation’s UNIPOL PE technology will be used for Hyundai Chemical’s new high-density polyethylene plant.
Santos has signed a binding letter of intent to acquire a 14.3% interest in Papua New Guinea’s PRL 3, containing the P’nyang natural gas field.
Demand for industrial and speciality gases to create investment opportunities for air separation plant supermajors, reports Future Market Insights.
Rystad Energy forecasts that the escalating trade war between the US and China may put many LNG projects at risk of FID deferrals.
Wärtsilä will supply 40 LNG fuelled engines to power 12 new PSVs in China.