LNG is more technologically advanced, but hydrogen and ammonia are the only fuels that can comply with future emission targets. Both use the same design philosophy and require similar training, safety measures and equipment. We cover project management, front end engineering design (FEED), detailed design, construction, and operation, supporting you at every stage.
We prepare long, medium, and short-term plans for LNG terminals. Our master plans and detailed project reports encompass all aspects of the development and your phasing – including considerations of liquefaction and regasification options and the impact these options will have on the siting and arrangement of new terminals.
We prepare front-end engineering designs (FEED) that are robust and flexible enough to ensure that the project's next stage proceeds smoothly. Our experience covers many LNG solutions, ranging from land-based terminals to FSU and FSRU options (downstream) and floating liquefaction options (upstream).
From site selection to rigorous feasibility studies and project management, we provide an extensive portfolio of services to guide you through the early planning stages of LNG facilities, including an overall project management service, from initial feasibility through to construction and commissioning.
A complete transition includes the energy and the socio-economic systems and their linkages. There is no one size fits all solution it is crucial to keep in mind the local context and Energy Trilemma
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The Australian Hydrogen Council is a collection of vehicle manufacturers, energy companies, and infrastructure providers to make renewable hydrogen energy technology a reality.
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The AAHE was established in response to a Hydrogen Roadmap commissioned by the Australian Federal Government in 2008.
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Established in December 2019, the Asia-Pacific Hydrogen Association is the leading industry association for the hydrogen sector in Asia-Pacific.
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The CHS is a global non-profit dedicated to promoting hydrogen safety and best practices worldwide.
Find out moreOne of the challenges facing the LNG sector is transporting gas from stranded gas fields to liquefaction terminals and then onward to the market. We assess liquefaction and regasification options, reviewing traffic flows and planning the optimum routes and size of carriers employed, and competitive analysis of other terminals in the region.
We can further assist with guidance of LNG sale and purchase agreements and time charter party agreements for FSU and FSRU options and manage the tender and contract management process for all the terminal engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning works.
FLNG has become essential for developing gas reserves in locations where connection to shore facilities is not viable.
Our wealth of knowledge in offshore oil and gas gives us a unique capacity to assess risk and guide actions to meet the specific challenges of the design and operation of an FLNG facility offshore.
We provide programme specific advice to increase confidence in long term programme delivery.
We provide high-level screening studies of potential major accident scenarios for loss of containment at LNG terminals to define safety distances, considering residential areas, port activities, industrial areas and or other activities in the neighbourhood.
We assess the effects of LNG operations on vessel and port operations and advise introducing additional traffic management measures to mitigate navigational risks, such as changes to vessel traffic and traffic management schemes.
Ports, harbours and terminals are complex, multiple-stakeholder projects. We provide a wide range of services to port managers and port operators that help mitigate risk during development, maintenance and day-to-day operations.
Our experience in using practical tools and methodologies to manage risk helps you verify and optimise design early on when costs are still manageable.
