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Gas Processing & LNG, GasProcessingNews.com and the Gas Processing & LNG News monthly e-newsletter are providing global coverage of the technology, news, projects and trends in the dynamic gas processing industry.

Gas processing has a direct and profound impact on the upstream, midstream and downstream sectors of the global oil and gas industry. New discoveries and drilling techniques, in combination with advances in process technology, have led to gas processing transport and consumption becoming increasingly cost-effective and efficient. These advances have the potential to redefine global gas markets as well as increase demand and applications for natural gas.

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FEATURED COLUMNS

	Editorial Comment -Adrienne Blume As discussed in the HPI Market Data 2019 report, published in November by Gas Processing & LNG’s sister publication, Hydrocarbon Processing, rising propane and ethane supplies in the US have been enabled by greater production of shale gas.
	Industry Trends: Norway targets global LNG market -Eugene Gerden Norway aims to become a leading player in the global LNG market during the next several years through the establishment of new, large-scale LNG terminals.
	Regional Focus: Challenges of scaling up Africa’s LNG production -Shem Oirere Several gas projects are underway in Africa, but they continue to be constrained by inadequate infrastructure, slow finance mobilization, lack of security and uncertainty over hydrocarbon regulations that are casting doubt on the outcome of the continent’s drive to meet its anticipated 128% gas demand increase by 2040.

GasPro 2.0: A Webcast Symposium

The global LNG industry is becoming increasingly interconnected as grassroots export projects get off the ground. Another technology route for processing gas into fuels—GTL—is attracting renewed attention due to improving economics. Small-scale solutions for both LNG and GTL are at the forefront of new technological developments, while major projects using more conventional technologies continue to start up around the world.

During this webcast, we will focus on LNG, GTL, gas processing technology developments and deployments, operations, small-scale solutions, transportation, trading, distribution, safety, regulatory affairs, business analysis and more.

October 25, 2018 08:30 AM CDT