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30 September 2026
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BriefingEnergy
Dangote breaks ground on $16bn Kenya refinery as East Africa targets fuel security
The proposed Lamu refinery would add 700,000 barrels a day of processing capacity, but land, environmental and execution risks remain material.
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BriefingWater
Glasgow becomes the water world’s newsroom: what to watch at IWA 2026
The World Water Congress opens 4 October with more than 100 technical sessions and a programme spanning reuse, PFAS, AI, resilience, resource recovery and utility operations.
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29 September 2026
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BriefingEnergy
Petrobras locks in 22 years of US LNG with Cheniere
The 0.8 mtpa agreement extends the return of long-duration contracting in global LNG and gives Petrobras another tool for managing spot-market exposure.
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BriefingEnergy
LNG Canada doubles down: Phase 2 takes export capacity to 28 mtpa
A final investment decision on the Kitimat expansion commits Canada to a much larger role in Pacific LNG trade.
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BriefingWater
England opens the door to greater public ownership of water companies
The government says its strengthened Water Bill will remove statutory restrictions on state share ownership, adding a new option to the sector’s restructuring debate.
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25 September 2026
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BriefingEnergy
Eni fuel-price cap shows how energy shocks are moving back to the forecourt
Italy’s Eni has capped petrol and diesel prices for a month as governments and suppliers confront renewed pressure from high energy costs.
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23 September 2026
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BriefingWater
Thames Water rescue talks put infrastructure finance under the microscope
A revised creditor proposal for Britain’s largest water utility highlights the difficult link between debt, investment and operational performance.
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18 September 2026
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AnalysisAI & Digital Industry
AI’s infrastructure boom is colliding with the limits of power and water
The race to build AI data centres is turning electricity, water use and local consent into hard constraints on digital growth.
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17 September 2026
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BriefingWaterGastech 2026
HANSUN puts the marine systems behind LNG shipping in focus at Gastech
Singapore-based HANSUN brings water treatment, pollution-control and gas-generation equipment into the conversation around safer, cleaner LNG and tanker operations.
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BriefingEnergyGastech 2026
Aize brings Norway’s industrial digital twin to the Gastech floor
On the Norway pavilion in Bangkok, Aize is putting a practical question at the centre of industrial digitalisation: can engineers get from a complex physical asset to the information they need without fighting through disconnected systems?
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BriefingEnergyGastech 2026
BlueSoul puts the hidden hardware of cleaner shipping in focus at Gastech
The transition to lower-carbon shipping is often discussed in terms of fuels. BlueSoul and Torgy LNG are working on the less visible engineering problem: how those fuels are stored, contained and delivered safely aboard ships.
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BriefingEnergyGastech 2026
Norway brings the digital twin and the jettyless terminal to Gastech
On Norway's Gastech pavilion, Aize and ECOnnect Energy tell two very different technology stories that meet at the same problem: how to make complex energy infrastructure easier to understand, build and operate.
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16 September 2026
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BriefingEnergyGastech 2026
First Marine Solutions brings offshore mooring expertise to Gastech
Susanne Clark and Dave McGinlay are at Gastech in Bangkok today as First Marine Solutions brings its offshore mooring, marine operations and floating-wind experience into the energy conversation.
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BriefingEnergyGastech 2026
Bill Gray takes HAMI Voice onto the Gastech floor
Accompanied by Becca Juytong, Gray is touring Gastech in Bangkok today with a simple proposition: inspectors should be able to do the inspection and build the report at the same time, by speaking.
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BriefingEnergyGastech 2026
Calypso Commodities brings AI optimisation to the LNG trading desk
The company’s Bangkok pitch is not AI as a chatbot. It is AI as an optimisation engine for the moving parts of an LNG portfolio: vessels, cargoes, contracts, market prices, risk and scheduling.
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BriefingEnergyGastech 2026
Cenosco puts engineers, not AI, in control of asset integrity
At Gastech 2026 in Bangkok, Cenosco is making a deliberately practical AI pitch: speed up integrity analysis while keeping engineering judgement and accountability with people.
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BriefingEnergyGastech 2026
Cryogas Industries puts the physical LNG chain in miniature at Gastech
A detailed plant model on the Cryogas Industries stand points to the hardware behind LNG: storage, vaporisation, transport and regasification.
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BriefingEnergyGastech 2026
Expand Energy arrives in Bangkok with a clear message: North American gas wants a long-term place in LNG
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BriefingAI & Digital IndustryGastech 2026
Industrial AI has a data problem: LTTS wants engineering intelligence to solve it
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BriefingEnergyGastech 2026
Kobelco takes LNG compressor engineering toward liquid hydrogen
Kobelco's presence on the Gastech floor connects a century of compressor engineering with two demanding cryogenic markets: today's LNG carriers and the emerging liquid-hydrogen supply chain.
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