RasGas Company Ltd. has recorded a helium (He) delivery milestone after delivering its 5,000th cargo from its Helium-1 plant in Doha, Qatar.
Qatargas, the world’s largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporter, has signed a technical collaboration agreement with the Maersk Group to explore opportunities related to the use of LNG marine propulsion.
As has typically been the case, the helium business continues to be one of the more interesting sectors of the industrial gas business.
When a record crowd for a gasworld conference gathered at the Jumeirah Beach Hotel in Dubai, UAE in December, it underlined the significance of the opportunities in the region to local and international companies alike.
RasGas Company Limited and Petronet LNG Limited have entered into a binding sale and purchase agreement (SPA) for the supply of an additional one million tonnes per annum (mta) of LNG to India starting in...
On the eve of gasworld’s MENA Industrial Gas Conference 2015, the event’s platinum sponsor Buzwair Gases continues to go from strength to strength in the Middle East gases business, and beyond.
Despite recent turbulence, the global business environment for LNG remains strong, and a continuous growth in demand is expected for years to come.
Despite various examples of political upheaval in the region and economic headwinds across the globe, the future remains bright for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) industrial gases market.
RasGas Company Limited (RasGas) has announced the award of two major contracts linked to the upcoming Qatar III helium plant (Helium 3), to Air Products and Chiyoda AlMana, respectively.
With predicted booms in both GtL and LNG in Mozambique, the country looks set to challenge Qatar as the largest producer of both products very soon.
