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BP Indonesia LNG Plant Shuts Down

A 3.8-million-ton liquefaction train at BP’s Tangguh LNG plant in Indonesia has been shut down for a week now due to technical problems. This is according to Upstream, which cited local media as saying the liquefaction train at the 11.4-million-ton facility had been shut down for a week now. This …

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Shell Sees LNG Replacing Coal in Asia

UK energy supermajor Shell has projected that liquefied natural gas (LNG) will replace coal as a leading driver of Chinese and other Asian economies. According to the firm’s LNG Outlook published today, demand will rise by 50 percent by 2040 and global LNG trade will grow to around 625-685m tonnes …

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Eni Boosts Supercomputing Infrastructure of Green Data Centre

Eni has started building a new high-performance computing (HPC) system, HPC6, aimed at appreciably boosting the computational power of HPC4 and HPC5 to over 600 PFlop/s, or 600 quadrillion mathematical operations per second. Their current power is 70 PFlop/s. Eni’s new HPC system, characterised by extraordinary computing power, thus marks …

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Siemens, Samsung, Acwa in Race for 7.2GW Saudi Projects

Saudi Power Procurement Company (SPPC) has announced that a total of 21 top global utility project developers including Siemens, Samsung, GE, EDF, Korea’s Kepco and Marubeni as well as regional heavyweights Acwa Power and Taqa have been prequalified for development of four power plants across the kingdom with a total …

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