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NewsGulf donates 6,000 medical masks
Energy producer Gulf Energy Development has donated 6,000 medical masks to Phramongkutklao Hospital in Bangkok, Thailand.
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Petronas inks first LNG deal virtually
Malaysian oil and gas firm Petronas will supply LNG to China’s Tiger Clean Energy Limited (TCEL) as part of a new deal.
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Coregas supporting HESC project
Coregas is providing its expertise in gasification, liquefaction and transportation of hydrogen to a world first project that will convert brown coal to hydrogen for export to Japan.
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Australia recognises role of CCS to reduce emissions
A critical step forward in accelerating the deployment of carbon capture and storage (CCS) in Australia, the country’s government today backed the technology in a bid to cut emissions.
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Air Products investing $2bn in landmark project
Air Products will invest $2bn to build a coal-to-methanol production facility in Indonesia.
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KBR wins CCS contract
Engineering, procurement and construction firm KBR today said it had won a carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) contract from Japan’s JX Nippon Oil Gas Exploration company.
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LNG Limited sells Magnolia LNG project
Global Energy Megatrend Limited has bought Australian LNG firm LNG Limited’s undeveloped Magnolia LNG export terminal in a $2.25m deal.
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Hitoshi Ishihara joins AIGA Board
The Asia Industrial Gases Association (AIGA) has welcomed Hitoshi Ishihara, President and CEO of Taiyo Nippon Sanso Holdings Singapore, to its Board.
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APAC LNG companies revisiting strategies
According to GlobalData, LNG imports by the world’s top three consumers – Japan, China and South Korea, and other Asia-Pacific (APAC) countries such as India have taken a hit due to reduced demand and economic slowdown fuelled by the Covid-19 outbreak.
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Australia’s grid strong enough to accommodate up to 75% renewables
Due to the Covid-19 outbreak and its impact, there is a fall in electricity demand in Australia like elsewhere that has provided an opportunity for the renewable sector to take centre stage in the continent, GlobalData said.
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Malaysia reopens economy
Heavy traffic returned to the streets of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia yesterday as the country allowed nearly all economic and business activities to resume following a period of lockdown amid coronavirus.
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Chart joins LNG Marine Fuel Institute
Chart Industries been named the newest member of the LNG Marine Fuel Institute (LNG MFI).
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Indonesia economic growth slows sharply
A recession is widely thought to be on the horizon in Indonesia after the South East Asian country recorded its weakest GDP growth since 2001 in first quarter (Q1) 2020.
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Big Star Energy changes name to Blue Star Helium
Blue Star Helium’s strategy to discover and develop new, high-margin helium supplies in North America is continuing to gain momentum in 2020.
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BOC partners with EngineeringAid Australia
BOC South Pacific has partnered with EngineeringAid Australia (EAA) to help support and grow indigenous students’ education.
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Queensland researchers investigate CCS potential
According to research by the University of Queensland, carbon capture and storage (CCS) could be a good solution for a low carbon future in the Australian state.
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New partnership to explore Floating Data Centre Park in Singapore
Keppel Data Centres has signed separate MoUs with Toll Group and Royal Vopak to study the feasibility of developing a Floating Data Centre Park (FDCP) and LNG-to-power infrastructure in Singapore.
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Falling oil and gas prices hit Australia’s LNG sector
Australia began to develop its liquefied natural gas (LNG) sector a little over a decade ago and quickly became one of the world’s largest exporters of the commodity.
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Australia to join G20 panel
Australia has been invited to take part in a special G20 group appointed to help ensure a stable and sustainable energy market throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
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AOG2020 a success
Initial figures have revealed a successful 2020 Australasian Oil and Gas Exhibition and Conference, held shortly before gatherings were stopped in Western Australia (WA) due to the spread of Covid-19, with more than 2,000 people attending conference sessions.
