Storage tanks

The EIA reports that US natural gas storage capacity has remained flat over the past eight years.

GTT has announced that it will design two very large LNG land storage tanks in China.

Brooge Energy Ltd has announced that its customers have successfully renewed their fixed lease contracts for 233 071 m3 of Brooge Energy’s Phase I storage capacity.

The FSRU will deliver LNG to support Argentina in managing peak energy demand, while providing cost savings and emissions reductions.

Eurotank Amsterdam is investing in the conversion of its gas oil tanks, making them suitable for storing biofuels, mixed biofuels and hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO), following a successful pilot project.

Emerson has enhanced its Rosemount TankMaster inventory management software package to help optimise tank usage and increase safety in full containment storage tanks for LNG and other liquefied gases.

New analysis from Westwood Global Energy Group (Westwood) reveals the number of floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) leases set to expire in 2022 is significantly higher than the yearly average of ~3 since 2015.

Mitsubishi Power and Texas Brine have joined forces on large-scale hydrogen storage solutions to support decarbonisation efforts in eastern America.

Industry partners have joined to jointly explore the development of a liquefied hydrogen supply infrastructure for Keppel’s data centres in Singapore.

Global Energy Storage has launched, with a mission to develop the next generation of energy storage.

Total SE has selected Antea Web Platform’s asset integrity management system for its Tempa Rossa oil field.

Sabrina Nees, Berthold Technologies, Germany, presents solutions for an array of challenging level measurement tasks.

McDermott's CB&I Storage Solutions have been recognised with multiple Steel Tank Institute/Steel Plate Fabricators Association (STI/SPFA) safety awards.

According EIA, natural gas storage capacity remained essentially unchanged in 2020; however, some operators revised earlier estimates, increasing working gas capacity. 

Siemens Energy has been selected to supply two low-emission compression trains for Phase I of the Gazli underground gas storage (UGS) project in the Bukhara region of Uzbekistan.