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BG to invest in Panna, Tapti

BG Group (UK) has proposed investment of over USD 800 million over the next two years in development of the Indian Panna-Mukta and Tapti oil and gas fields to improve production from the offshore fields.

Shin-Etsu PVC to expand VCM plant

Shin-Etsu PVC BV in the Netherlands will expand its VCM production capacity from 500,000 tpy to 600,000 tpy.

Sinopec eyes Sakhalin gas reserves

China's oil major Sinopec is looking at Sakhalin's vast gas reserves as a source of liquefied natural gas for a possible third Chinese import terminal

US LNG terminal

CB&I has been awarded a lump-sum turnkey contract of more than USD 90 million for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal expansion project near Savannah, Georgia.

Plate dividing shear line for US mill

Tippins has successfully supplied and commissioned a hydraulic Plate Dividing Shear Line for North American Stainless in Ghent, Kentucky, USA

Stolt awarded contract in Angola

Stolt Offshore SA has been awarded a contract by the Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering Company (DSME) for work on offshore Angola.

Black liquor concentration plant in China

USFilter has been awarded a contract to provide a black liquor concentration plant with the largest capacity in the world in a single line.

Speeding up purge process

To speed up the purge process prior to welding for large pipes and tanks, Huntingdon Fusion Techniques has designed and developed a range of Quick Purge Systems.

Denver Museum extension

The USD 62.5 million addition to the Denver Art Museum is expected to dramatically change the skyline of Denver with its soaring walls and a shimmering titanium shell.

Saudi scraps gas deal

Saudi Arabia has told Exxon Mobil that it had closed talks on a USD 15 billion gas project, the biggest Saudi energy opening in nearly 30 years.