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Callum O'reilly

Callum O'reilly

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      LNG: around the world

      An overview of the global LNG industry.
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      Cryostar tests its 100th four-stage boil off gas compressor.
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      Enagás has acquired stakes in BBG and Saggas

      Enagás has acquired 30% stakes in both BBG and Saggas.
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      New logo for GTT

      GTT has revamped its visual identity with a new, streamlined logo.
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      SIAD Macchine announces positive performance test of BOG compressor

      The compressor was sold to a German company and its final destination will be an LNG terminal in North-Eastern China.
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      LNG in Pakistan

      A look at the emerging LNG import market in Pakistan.
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      Carrying the LNG load - Part one

      A look at a new solution to transport of the world’s largest cargoes, including FPSOs.
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      Recent repairs to LNG carriers

      Nakilat-Keppel Offshore & Marine provides an update of recent work carried out at the shipyard.
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      Overcoming inertia

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      Government of Gibraltar dismisses LNG project opposition

      The Government of Gibraltar has dismissed concerns from the Gibraltar Social Democrats over its LNG supply deal with Shell as scaremongering.
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      Gas rebalancing 1: Clearing the global gas glut - LNG Industry

      The global gas market has been shocked by the pace and scale of transition from boom to bust. At the beginning of 2014, suppliers were paying a lofty US$20/million Btu for LNG in a market that was anticipated to remain tight for years. By early 2016 producers were struggling to sell surplus cargoes for US$5/million Btu, 75% below the levels of just two years earlier. A bust of these epic proportions was not supposed to happen. The initial shock has now passed and gas market consensus has digeste…