Global Project Data

Hydrocarbon Processing’s Construction Boxscore Database is tracking more than 1,400 active projects in the hydrocarbon processing industry. Nearly 25% of the HPI’s active projects are within the gas processing/LNG sectors. Most of these projects—approximately 35%—are in the Asia-Pacific region, followed by the U.S. (21%). Since regional, national and local lockdowns and travel restrictions—effects of the COVID-19 pandemic—have eased, new gas processing/LNG projects have increased over the past several months. At the height of global lockdowns, new project announcements in the sector fell to 4 in April. However, new project announcements have begun to increase, reaching 18 in November. GP

Active gas processing/LNG projects by region Source: Energy Web Atlas and the Construction Boxscore Database

New gas processing/LNG project announcements, November 2019–November 2020

Active project market share by activity level

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	Industry Focus: COVID-19 stokes competition for Europe’s LNG market -Eugene Gerden The level of competition in the global LNG market is rising as major producers look to increase their shares in a market severely weakened by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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	Safety and Sustainability: A new standard of safety for onshore passive fire protection -Richard Holliday The onshore energy and petrochemicals sector is defined by the strength of its safety culture, but it has only recently begun moving toward adoption of the highest fire protection standards.