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Final investment decision will expand South Texas export terminal to 24 mtpa by 2030

Collaboration to cover operations in North America and Asia

Corbeil to lead engineering strategy and support turbomachinery innovation

Project adds new production and kicks off broader Gulf expansion

First export-ready U.S.-ordered vessel in nearly 50 years to be built at Philly Shipyard

Rudnitzki brings more than two decades of experience to role

Eni to purchase 2 MTPA of LNG over 20-year period

IGPS JV to serve growing demand for energy solutions with U.S.-built packaging systems

Agreements with Siemens, Samsung Heavy Industries, and Black & Veatch secure execution path for floating LNG project

Project to feature carbon capture and serve multiple LNG export channels

Japanese power giant secures up to 5.5 million tonnes per year through multi-decade agreements with U.S. suppliers

Online tool monitors post-FID capacity buildout

Abu Dhabi-based energy investment platform to expand gas, chemicals and AI-linked energy systems

Italian company designs turbomachinery control systems

Replacement for Michael Dunn, who is retiring

Harper to lead CCUS firm

This continues a series of Cornerstones of Compression corollary articles that provide an historical look at the industries that drove the invention and technological evolution of compressors and that supported the growth and development of the industries that depended on them. This issue introduces compressors developed for “making cold.”

Longest gap in almost two years

$357 million deal announced

Move gives developers more time to begin exports