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20 published stories, newest first. Each card shows what the story rests on.
The Lamu County Government-led Kiunga solar desalination and Water-for-Peace initiative has won gold in the Governance, Institutions and Social Enterprise category at the IWA Project Innovation Awards.
The 2026 IWA World Water Congress & Exhibition opened in Glasgow on 4 October. Clarissa Brocklehurst received the IWA Global Water Award and Professor Katherine Richardson urged delegates to turn connections into action.
Photo: Stablenode
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.
A final investment decision on the Kitimat expansion commits Canada to a much larger role in Pacific LNG trade.
Singapore-based HANSUN brings water treatment, pollution-control and gas-generation equipment into the conversation around safer, cleaner LNG and tanker operations.
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.
At Gastech in Bangkok, Alfa Laval’s stand is a reminder that some of the energy transition’s hardest gains come from better heat transfer, separation and fluid handling.
The hardware at the Jiuli stand is less conspicuous than AI or LNG megaprojects, but it addresses one of energy engineering’s permanent problems: choosing materials that survive pressure, temperature and corrosive service.
Photo: First Marine Solutions
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.
Photo: The Stratawire · Recorded on site
Bloomberg, CNBC, CNA, Nation Group and Energy Connects have built broadcast operations inside BITEC, turning the exhibition floor into a rolling global newsroom.
Photo: The Stratawire
The familiar Wood logo is still the largest thing on the stand, but the smaller line beneath it matters: “a Sidara company”.
Photo: The Stratawire
Spain’s SENSIA is using infrared imaging and artificial intelligence to find, measure and report gas leaks while they are happening.
Photo: The Stratawire
The British manufacturer is presenting rotary-lobe gas compressors, process blowers and vacuum boosters for demanding industrial applications on the exhibition floor in Bangkok.
Photo: The Stratawire
The state’s pavilion brings LNG investment, flare-gas recovery and oil-spill response together beneath one ambitious claim: “The future of global energy is built in Louisiana.”
The South Korean LNG technology specialist is in Bangkok as the industry looks for faster, more flexible ways to build import, storage and regasification infrastructure.
Photo: The Stratawire
The ships may be models, but the message is full-sized: greener fuels, smarter vessels and the industrial capacity to build them at scale.
Photo: The Stratawire
ARC Energy is making the case for processing gas that might otherwise be flared, turning an emissions problem into a usable product.
Photo: The Stratawire · Recorded on site
The artificial-intelligence boom is becoming a vast infrastructure-finance problem. The winners may be decided by who can secure power, grid access and patient capital before the technology moves on.
Photo: The Stratawire
The Global Energy Exhibition & Congress Vietnam will bring policy, capital and technology to Hanoi from 24 to 26 February 2027. The timing could hardly be more exciting.
Photo: The Stratawire
The Caterpillar-owned energy technology company is on the exhibition floor in Bangkok as the global gas and LNG industry focuses on infrastructure, efficiency and lower-emissions operations.