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New production facilities increase capacity for centrifugal and oil-free screw compressors serving LNG, hydrocarbon processing, carbon capture and other industrial markets
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The company’s 2026 Energy Outlook projects rising global gas consumption, an expanding U.S. share of LNG exports and accelerating electricity demand driven partly by data centers
Bravo LNG project would be developed near the Port of Matamoros
Proposed Sarawak project would use an FSRU to supply natural gas for power generation and other regional energy needs
Fluor has secured a US$7.5 billion share of a joint venture contract to deliver the second phase of LNG Canada’s liquefied natural gas export facility in Kitimat, British Columbia
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Deal adds 0.5 MTPA of U.S. LNG beginning in 2030
SnapLNG 1.5 combines Honeywell process technology with Siemens Energy electric compression and turbomachinery
TotalEnergies says EPC tendering is complete for the 5.6 mtpa LNG development after design changes and rebidding cut estimated project costs by nearly $4 billion
LNG has entered a new phase of maturity
Adds 200,000 gal/day of liquefaction capacity
Momentum Midstream deal supports new Gulf Coast expansion projects
Pacific Coast terminal triples Mexico’s LNG export capacity and provides shorter route to Asian markets
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ECA LNG begins operations as company targets decisions on Kronos and Papua LNG and moves Mozambique LNG toward 2029 startup
Driven by demand from LNG, industrial gas and marine markets
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Record trade, new liquefaction capacity and infrastructure investment reinforce long-term demand for compression technology despite geopolitical disruption
Acquires Dutch marine instrumentation specialist
Transaction strengthens XRG’s position in the U.S. LNG sector
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Marybeth McBain, Product Strategy Lead for Siemens Energy and Mehdy Touil, an LNG specialist with extensive international experience in liquefaction operations and plant performance
Report projects approximately 180 million metric tons per year of new liquefaction capacity will enter service by 2030
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Europe remains dependent on imported supply