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Engineers Australia expands oil and gas interest group
Gas Today speaks with Amin Kashanchi about how Engineers Australia created a new Queensland Oil and Gas Facilities Group within its association to provide a targeted forum and networking opportunities for professional engineers in the industry.
Swapping cards and shaking hands at the FutureGAS Brisbane networking drinks
The second FutureGAS networking drinks event kicked off in Brisbane on 28 June, sponsored by CarterNewell Lawyers and Grant Thornton.
Business marketing: the value of advertising online
Does your marketing plan include a budget for online ads? Find out why placing advertisements online is no longer an optional extra.
Tailored logistics solutions for large-scale LNG projects
With large LNG developments planned for remote parts of Australasia including Papua New Guinea, global energy contractors face the difficult task of undertaking significant construction activities in regions with minimal supporting infrastructure.Sustainable super vessel leads industry innovation
Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics has introduced the Mark V vessel, a new roll-on/roll-off super vessel that supports high, heavy and breakbulk cargo.
B&R Enclosures keeps hazardous material under wraps
Any area where flammable liquids, vapours, gases or combustible dusts are likely to occur in sufficient quantities to cause fire or explosion has the potential to be classified as a hazardous area. Australia’s largest enclosure manufacturer, B&R Enclosures has established B&R Ex Systems, a new division specialising in hazardous area electrical equipment.Tips for lean CSG facility design
Coal seam gas developments offer unique challenges to gas plant design and processing due to the low well productivity, low wellhead flowing pressures and the large number of wells required compared to conventional gas wells. Uhde Shedden Australia has developed the Lean Engineering approach to deliver substantial cost and schedule savings when designing CSG facilities.
Bligh announces LNG ferries for Curtis Island
Thu, 28 April 2011
Hemmant-based Aluminium Boats Australia have been awarded a $21 million contract by the Queensland Government to build 3 ferries to transport LNG workers from Gladstone to Curtis Island.
STTM price and quantity update
Wed, 16 March 2011
Gas Today tracks Short-Term Trading Market (STTM) data over the fortnight from 4 – 17 March 2011.
Find your way to FutureGAS!
Wed, 16 March 2011
In less than a week FutureGAS 2011 will be descending on the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, bringing together companies from across the gas industry.
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