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New Products

2/1/2014

New Products

Gastech makes its East Asian debut

2/1/2014

Gastech is the global meeting place for energy professionals working in the natural gas industry.

Eastern Mediterranean gas expansion presents new opportunities in 2014 and beyond

2/1/2014

Eastern Mediterranean Gas Conference (EMGC) 2014 is the premier event for professionals working in, and seeking to be involved in, the significant offshore gas reserves in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Top five US gas processors eye additional expansions

2/1/2014

According to recent industry analyses, natural gas processing capacity in the US climbed by 5.6 billion cubic feet per day (Bcfd) during 2013, and is set to increase by an additional 2.8 Bcfd in 2014.

Eagle Ford gas processors welcome growth opportunities in 2014

2/1/2014

Now that upstream oil and gas producers have “cracked the code” of South Texas’ Eagle Ford oil and gas play, gas processing and petrochemical operators, suppliers and service companies are ramping up their offices and capabilities in the area.

Choose optimal feed conditioning strategies for gas processing

2/1/2014

Contamination ingression into gas processing units is one of the most prevalent modes negatively affecting plant operations.

NGL forecasting is essential for successful operators and investors

2/1/2014

Energy executives have an unyielding thirst for fundamental data, and they seek ongoing analysis to confidently make critical business decisions.

Make purity profits from Y-grade

2/1/2014

Y-grade, or raw mix, provides an excellent opportunity for companies to profit by fractionating and selling Y-grade purity products, but the path to success is an arduous one.

Improve gas processing assets with innovations in process modeling

2/1/2014

Between now and 2035, an estimated $205 billion will be poured into gas infrastructure capital assets in North America.

Boxscore Construction Analysis

2/1/2014

East Africa 2020—Africa’s new global gas hub

Executive Q&A Viewpoint

2/1/2014

MarkWest CCO gives insight on massive US buildout

Advancements improve custody measurements for LNG

10/1/2013

Total global natural gas demand is estimated to have grown by about 2.7%/year (yr) since 2000.

Manage TEG liquid and corrosion in sales gas pipelines

10/1/2013

The gas industry has experienced encouraging worldwide growth in the last few decades and is poised to play an even more important role in the world’s energy future, in tandem with the growth of interest in renewable and alternative energy resources.

Smaller-scale GTL enters the mainstream

10/1/2013

With an estimated global resource base of over 800 trillion cubic meters (Tcm), natural gas is projected to play an increasingly important role in the global energy economy.

Gas processing in the mighty Marcellus and über Utica

10/1/2013

The gas processing industry in the northeastern US is booming due to rich-gas, shale-sourced plays in the Marcellus and Utica basins.

Gas reformer improves methane number for offshore power generation

10/1/2013

On upstream oil production platforms, associated field gas varies in its composition and often contains large amounts of heavy hydrocarbons.

New Products

10/1/2013

New Products

Small-scale LNG applications make progress

10/1/2013

Royal Dutch Shell has been keen to establish itself as a heavy investor in innovation over recent years, pioneering large-scale gas-to-liquids (GTL) facilities and floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) production.

Use integrally geared compressors for small-scale LNG

10/1/2013

In 2012, industry projections called for liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies to grow 4.5%/year (yr) to 2030.

Boxscore Construction Analysis

10/1/2013

Global gas processing construction outlook—Part 2

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7/1/2013

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Nitrogen expansion cycle enhances flexibility of small-scale LNG

7/1/2013

The abundance of natural gas from advancements in horizontal fracking technology applied to shale reservoirs has led to historically low natural gas prices in North America.

Gas-driven hydraulic fracturing and drilling cut costs, reduce environmental impact

7/1/2013

Shale gas production has increased in the US to such an extent that the Henry Hub natural gas price fell as low as $1.95 per thousand cubic feet (Mcf) in April 2012.

Shale hydrocarbons ushering an industrial renaissance in North America

7/1/2013

A remarkable surge in shale oil and gas production in North America is radically reshaping the global energy landscape.

Publisher's Letter

7/1/2013

A wealth of opportunity in the “Golden Age of Gas”

Viewpoint

7/1/2013

Update on global natural gas and LNG markets

Boxscore Construction Analysis

7/1/2013

Global gas processing construction outlook—Part 1

Embracing innovation and diversity in liquefaction technology—Part 2

1/1/0001

Part 1 of this article (Gas Processing, September/October) addressed evolution in the LNG marketplace, barriers to innovation, drivers for innovation and key elements impacting liquefaction plant efficiencies.