Air Liquide and Royal Vopak sign MoU
Air Liquide and Royal Vopak have signed an MoU to collaborate on infrastructure for ammonia import, cracking and hydrogen distribution infrastructure in Singapore.
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Air Liquide and Royal Vopak have signed an MoU to collaborate on infrastructure for ammonia import, cracking and hydrogen distribution infrastructure in Singapore.
Technip Energies, JGC and NPCC have received a Limited Notice To Proceed (LNTP) from ADNOC to commence early EPC activities at the Ruwais low-carbon LNG project.
Methane emissions from the energy sector remained near a record high in 2023, but substantial policies and regulations announced in recent months have the potential to put them into decline soon, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).
A new report from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) notes that Japan's gas and power utilities are increasingly focused on marketing and selling LNG abroad.
Exolum has announced its plan to undertake the worlds first project to demonstrate the bulk transportation and storage of Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carriers in repurposed infrastructure.
Matrix Service Co. has received an award from a long-standing client for the construction of multiple storage tanks on the West Coast.
New Fortress Energy, Inc. has announced that its Terminal Gas Sul LNG terminal located in Santa Catarina, Brazil, is operational with the Energos Winter FSRU on-site.
MGen, AP and SMGP has launched the Philippines' first and most expansive integrated LNG facility in Batangas.
Odfjell Terminals US has announced the completion of the construction and commissioning of Bay 13 at its Houston Terminal.
CST Industries, Inc. has announced its acquisition of Ostsee Tank Solutions, building upon the company's growth in the industry and expanding its portfolio.
Stanlow Terminals has positioned itself at the heart of global hydrogen energy transition with the development of an open access green ammonia import terminal.
LBC Tank Terminals has taken the final investment decision to expand its terminal in Rotterdam with 98 000 m3, bringing the total storage capacity to 280 000 m3 by 2026.