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- From EU’s LNG ban to bio-LNG breakthroughs — the energy tides are turning 🌍
From EU’s LNG ban to bio-LNG breakthroughs — the energy tides are turning 🌍
Europe accelerates its 2027 Russian LNG ban as Western majors pivot to Iraq’s gas game. Exmar joins Gasunie and Vopak for new FSRUs in the Netherlands, while Singapore and Delfin move ahead with next-gen floating LNG builds.
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We begin with a key insight to keep you ahead 🎓, then move into the stories making waves — from price moves 💰 to offshore developments 🚢.
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If a leak or spill 💧 of LNG occurs, the liquid will evaporate . This evaporation has two distinct phases 👇 Phase 1️⃣ 👉 During the first minute, there will be a violent rate of 'boiling' as the heat 🔥for evaporation is taken from the immediate surroundings and the spill itself. Phase 2️⃣ 👉 The cold evaporated gas insulates the liquid surface, causing the rate of evaporation to stabilise 📉 (or reduce) proportional to the ratio of heat transfer from the surrounding areas to the LNG. |  Source : Science direct |