An FPSO is a floating production storage and offloading vessel employed by oil and gas companies to both process and store hydrocarbons. Full Article »

With $20 billion dollars to be spent on FLNG projects between now and 2017, what can you learn from the CEO of FLEX LNG, one of those pioneering companies at the forefront of floating gas development Full Video »

Brian Songhurst, director of LNG Energy and Power, discusses Floating Liquid Natural Gas (FLNG) and the technological advances being sought to improve the transferring of energy. Among the solutions Songhurst highlights are off-loading Liquefied Natural Gas via aerial hoses from a floating liquefaction vessel to a shuttle tanker in tandem as opposed to side-by-side. Full Podcast »

According to the latest data, in the oil and gas industry today there are 190 FPSOs in commission around the world, 172 of which are actively operating on fields. In this piece, we take a look at some of the reasons why oil and gas companies in arenas from the Arctic to the South China Sea are embracing this one-stop-shop vessel as their unit of choice. Full Whitepaper »

In this presentation at the Global Floating LNG Summit 2011, Brian Songhurst, Director of LNG Energy and Power aims to extract the wheat from the chaff in the discussion about the benefits and advantages of FLNG. Floating liquefied natural gas allows for the exploitation of offshore gas reserves, access to stranded fields and provides an alternative to costly infrastructure investments. In essence, FLNG represents a significant and yet untapped revenue stream. Ensuring that oil and gas organisations are benefiting from the opportunities that FLNG can provide for the sector has never been more important.. Full Presentation »