Tag: natural gas

ArcLight Capital Partners, LLC (with its affiliates ArcLight) announced its managed fund has entered into definitive purchase agreements with Osaka Gas USA Corporation and Kyuden International Americas Inc. to acquire their indirect common equity ownership interests in Kleen Energy Systems, LLC (Kleen Power).

Kinitics Automation, a leader in advanced motion control solutions, announced the successful field demonstration of the KVA38 at a remote natural gas wellsite owned by Tourmaline Oil Corp.

Gas turbines provide electricity and steam for electricity-generating plants, but also for oil rigs on floating platforms and food processing plants which create the biogas used by the turbines.

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is natural gas in a liquid form that is clear, colorless, odorless, non-corrosive and non-toxic.

According to the annual report from the Energy Information Agency (EIA), natural gas is predicted to  see a 40% increase in consumption by the US industrial sector by 2050.

Brazilian oil giant Petrobras has reached two new records in its production from the pre-salt layer in June. The state-owned company recently reported that its total oil and natural gas production for the month of June set two new records: the monthly record, at 1.

US independent oil producer ConocoPhillips has said that it would sell its assets in the Barnett shale field in Texas to Miller Thomson & Partners LLC for USD $305 million, as part of efforts to reduce exposure to natural gas.

BP, whose US headquarters are located in Florida, and its joint venture partner Kosmos Energy have announced a gas discovery offshore Senegal.

An Interview with Rex Engle – Senior Principal Piping Engineer, IHI E&C Using the correct equipment is a key component for the success of a project in any industry and Senior Principal Piping Engineer, Rex Engle, knows a lot about the importance of choosing the correct valves in the LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) business.

ExxonMobil, whose headquarters are located in Texas, has announced its development of cMISTTM technology, which aims to dehydrate natural gas using a patented absorption system inside pipes and replace the need for conventional dehydration tower technology.