The two LNG tanks continue to progress at Santos GLNG’s Curtis Island facility.
The US$18.5 billion GLNG project involves developing gas fields from the Bowen and Surat Basins in south-western Queensland, and will transport the gas via a 420 kilometre underground pipeline to an LNG plant on Curtis Island, off the coastline of Gladstone.
LNG World News Staff, April 14, 2014; Image: Santos GLNG
Bechtel Gladstone posted an image of thousands of workers in yellow hi-vis walking along the GLNG site’s main haul ...
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The Santos GLNG project recently set a new record for safety at the Curtis Island facility. The company said the ...
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The US$18.5 billion Santos GLNG project in Australia is progressing well and it remains on track for first LNG in ...
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Santos GLNG said that the last LNG module has left Batangas in the Philippines and is now bound for Curtis Island. ...
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The US$18.5 billion Santos GLNG project in Australia is progressing well and it is on track for first LNG in 2015. ...
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Hydro-testing on one of Santos GLNG’s two liquefied natural gas (LNG) storage tanks at its Curtis Island site ...
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LNG Supply, Transport & Storage South Asia Forum 2018 will address and propagate LNG imports…
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Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference (OEEC) is Europe’s leading offshore energy event.
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LNG’s role in the Philippines’ energy mix will only get bigger…
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Following the Summit’s success in 2017, the CWC Group in partnership with ENH and with the support and participation from MIREME and INP, are delighted to invite you to the 5th edition of the Mozambique Gas Summit & Exhibition taking place at a larger venue this year, the NEW Joaquim Chissano Conference Centre in Maputo on 31 October – 2 November 2018.
Recognised as the leading strategic meeting for Mozambique’s gas industry, the event addresses the entire gas and LNG value chain bringing together Government officials with industry stakeholders for 3 highly interactive days of networking and frank discussions aiming to establish Mozambique as the next international gas hub.
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Bechtel Gladstone posted an aerial picture of the three LNG projects being built on Curtis Island in Australia. ...
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The US$18.5 billion Santos GLNG project is over 80% complete and on track for first LNG in 2015. Santos of ...
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Take a look at how Santos GLNG is developing Queensland’s coal seam gas resources as it is building a new ...
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The flare tower at Santos GLNG’s plant on Curtis Island stands more than 120 metres tall. The US$18.5 billion ...
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Work continues on the refrigeration compressor structure in Santos GLNG’s second liquefaction processing ...
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Stabilis Energy Buys Domestic LNG Business from Encana Stabilis Energy signed a definitive agreement to purchase ...
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Santos said today that the GLNG jetty is over 95% complete with the installation of quick release mooring hooks and ...
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The Santos GLNG project in Australia is about 75% complete and on track for the first shipment of LNG to sail out ...
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A large propane condenser rack module recently arrived on the Santos GLNG site from Bechtel’s module yard in the ...
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