August 2026
The August issue of LNG Industry is out now! It opens with a regional report from Kpler on the role LNG plays in Brazil’s energy mix. From there, it covers topics such as simulation technology, LNG bunkering, storage technology, and more. With articles written by industry leaders such as Crowley, Datacor, Bechtel, Emerson, and more, don’t miss it! This issue is also available at SMM (1 – 4 September 2026) in Hamburg, Germany, and Americas Energy Summit & Exhibition (13 – 15 October 2026) in Louisiana, the US.
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Contents
LNG in Brazil: Style over substance?
Brazilian LNG import capacity continues to grow as demand remains static, writes JP Lacouture, Kpler, USA.
Operating by design
Dean Sahr, Director, New Construction & LNG Engineering, Crowley, provides a comprehensive overview of the thought process behind designing and operating an LNG bunker barge for a US port environment.
Solutions for smarter ship navigation, revisited
Six years on from his exploration of e-navigation and voyage planning in LNG Industry, Dr Phil Thompson, Head of Commercial Product Development, BMT, returns to ask how artificial intelligence and digitalisation are starting to reshape pilotage, tug assistance, and port safety.
Shaping decisions with simulation
Ana Khanlari, PhD, Datacor Engineering Software Group, highlights how simulation is shaping modern LNG decision-making.
The connected LNG lifecycle: Simulation linking engineering, operations, and AI
From design validation and operator training to real-time optimisation, lifecycle-ready simulation tied into a unified automation platform delivers speed, consistency, and reliability, says Dawn Marruchella, Emerson, Vice President for Emerson's Guardian Software and Solutions Business.
EPC lessons from decades of delivery
Bhupesh Thakkar, Bechtel, USA, maps out how the company has built confidence through decades of EPC delivery for Australia's LNG industry.
Closing the resolution gap
Charles Tremblay and Jeff Abt, Eddyfi Technologies, explain pulsed eddy current inspection for LNG carrier hulls.
IOT-based monitoring of LNG transport links
Bernhard Weiland, SAVVY® Telematic Systems AG, examines the reasons for continuous, sensor-based monitoring of LNG assets across the transport chain and evaluates the consequences for all logistics stakeholders – including shippers, carriers, terminal operators, fleet managers, and system integrators.
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