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Focus turning from FLNG to onshore developments: WoodMac

THE latest analysis from consultancy firm Wood Mackenzie suggest that Floating LNG may have reached its market height and that despite its small share in the total LNG market it has generated "outsized interest" in recent years and is now set to decline.

Focus turning from FLNG to onshore developments: WoodMac

According to WoodMac future project opportunities for FLNG will be in short supply looking forward as the sector competes for capital and buyers in a busy LNG market, and onshore projects are expected...

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