Drilling & production

Marc Berger, MAN Diesel & Turbo, explains how the company is dealing with the challenges of the Brazilian oil and gas market.

Hydraulic fracturing is due to play a significant role in LNG fuel.

UPS announced plans to invest heavily in the construction of an additional nine LNG fuelling stations across the US.

The main site for the proposed Alaska LNG project’s natural gas liquefaction plant has been selected.

Ecuador’s parliament has approved crude oil drilling in its Yasuni National Park.

Canadian Minister for Natural Gas Development, Rich Coleman, to visit Southeast Asia in a bid to encourage LNG investment in B.C.

The ‘Lena River’ is the third LNG carrier on charter between GM&T group and Dynagas.

An Indian minister has stated that the building of an LNG terminal at Mangalore is set to begin in November.

Cyprus builds LNG plant in a bid to be an energy hub in the Southeast Mediterranean.

Alaskan oil production peaked in 1988 at around 2 million bpd and has been falling since, possibly down to 510 000 bpd this year. Steven Kopits, Douglas-Westwood New York explains.

An LNG carrier built using the on-ground shipbuilding method has been launched by Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries (HSHI).

Rolls-Royce has announced the completion of the world’s first LNG powered tug.

Petronas are set to go ahead with the development of the Pacific NorthWest LNG project in British Columbia.

Tenaska is planning to launch a marketing and development company, which will focus on using LNG as fuel.

Royal Dutch Shell has recommenced its delivery of LNG to the Bonny Island plant following a force majeure, which saw nine days of delayed cargo.