Escalating costs to build liquefied natural gas (LNG) plants on land in Australia, where energy workers earn the highest salaries in the world, are driving developers out to sea in search of...
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- May 22, 2013
- Updated: 5:56pm
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Strategists are boosting forecasts for Australia's dollar by the most of any Group of 10 currency, betting that US$190 billion of natural-gas projects will keep funds flowing into the nation as...
With a full order book until the middle of next year and a raft of repeat customers, Hong Kong-headquartered shipbuilder Cheoy Lee Shipyards is weathering the downturn in the global shipping...
Canada, which exports most of its natural gas to the United States, has set its sights for the first time on Asia to diversify its market - with China a key target.
China could see a surge in its use of liquefied natural gas, one that will require a massive investment in new terminals and gas-carrying ships to import the energy source.
China Rongsheng Heavy Industries Group Holdings is vying for a deal potentially worth billions of yuan to build liquefied natural gas tankers as the mainland embarks on a further stage of LNG...
Four ship-building contracts worth up to a combined US$1 billion have been signed between Shanghai's Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding and joint venture companies formed by Japan's Mitsui OSK Lines and...
The proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) receiving terminal in western Shenzhen that would supply the clean fuel to Hong Kong power utility CLP Holdings could cost as much as HK$8 billion,...
Officials say CLP Power must mitigate damage to the marine ecology if it builds a liquefied natural gas terminal at the Sokos. What must the firm do to ensure protection of the environment? Write...
CLP Power laid out a long list of challenges for the company - ranging from rising coal costs to its struggle over a Hong Kong liquefied natural gas plant - at a briefing after its shareholders'...
CLP says it is close to signing an LNG supply deal worth about US$10 billion and will put pen to paper as soon as the government approves plans to build a receiving terminal.
PetroChina, the nation's largest oil and gas producer, has signed a preliminary agreement to buy liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Australia's Woodside Energy that could be worth up to US$36.7...
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