ExxonMobil's PNG LNG Capability Grows
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- Published on Wednesday, 14 January 2015 04:49
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Papua New Guinea’s PNG LNG gas project is one of very few gas projects worldwide that was completed ahead of schedule. Construction on the $19 billion project began in 2010, and for Peter Graham, managing director of ExxonMobil PNG Limited, the project has been a journey that will continue for many years to come.
“We installed hundreds of kilometers of steel pipe and two modern gas processing facilities into one of the most remote, rugged and socially complex locations in the world, and did so in an environmentally and socially responsible manner,” says Graham. “However what is important is not just the physical assets that were built; we also committed to building capacity in Papua New Guinea and
España, el país de la UE con más terminales de GNL
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- Published on Sunday, 11 January 2015 17:14
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Los barcos utilizan cada vez más el GNL, gas natural licuado, de forma que se prevé que para 2020, consumirán 7 millones de toneladas de este combustible, en lugar de otros más caros o más contaminantes. España ocupa el primer puesto en número de terminales de descarga y regasificación en Europa, siendo el destino del 36,5% del GNL que se descargó el año pasado en la Unión Europea
En Galicia se ha celebrado la Jornada, «GNL, el futuro del transporte marítimo», donde los sectores gasista y naval españoles se han reunido para estudiar la implantación del gas natural licuado como combustible para buques, uno de los grandes retos de la navegación a
Channel emissions controls are a boost for bunkering
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- Published on Friday, 09 January 2015 02:24
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Channel emissions controls are a boost for bunkering
Channel emissions controls are a boost for bunkering
Once again Falmouth’s strategic location at the gateway to the Channel is boosting bunker sales as ships comply with the stringent new Emission Control Area (ECA) regulations that came into force on January 1st.
All ships now travelling in a designated ECA must burn fuel with a sulphur content of less than 0.1 per cent. Vessels inward from the west and south entering the ECA will have to burn low sulphur fuel as they pass the longitude of five degrees west which is just east of St Anthony’s lighthouse.
BIMCO Terms 2015 for bunkers now available
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- Published on Sunday, 28 December 2014 04:35
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BIMCO's new standard bunker contract – the BIMCO Terms 2015 – is now available to the industry. The objective of the BIMCO Terms 2015 is quite simple – to provide the industry with carefully thought through terms and conditions for the purchase and delivery of marine fuels that are fair to both parties and provide a comprehensive starting point for negotiations. Harmonisation will help bring certainty to these negotiations and assist parties to a bunker contract to manage their risk and reduce the likelihood of disputes occurring.