Virtual LNG pipelines critical for energy needs

OGRA conducts hearing on grant of licence to pioneer project.
Half-Time Talk: Gulf Intelligence Exclusive Interview with Yi Yong He, Chief Executive Officer, LNG Easy Singapore

China Could Become the Price-Setter for LNG, Importing 60 Million Tons!
LNG Easy, Bluesoul, Deltamarin to develop large LNG carrier designs

Singapore-based LNG Easy is joining forces with China’s Bluesoul and Finland-based designer Deltamarin, a part of China Merchants Group, to develop new large LNG carrier designs based on type B tanks.
Application of floating jetties vs fixed piled jetties

LNG Easy pioneered the use of MFP floating jetty (Mobile Filling Pontoon), offshore mooring technology to the LNG supply chain. It is a low cost and fast track solution ideal for protected river / coastal ports which does not have deep draft.
New JV Plans Pakistan’s Third LNG Import Terminal

Punjab Group, one the largest private education providers in Pakistan, has entered into a joint venture with Singapore-based LNG Easy.
Start-Up plans LNG Hub on Malacca Strait

LNG Easy has signed a memorandum of understanding with Malaysia’s privately owned Maharani Energy Gateway (MEG) to develop a floating LNG hub.
Our local CEO on rural gasification in Pakistan

LNG Easy to deliver clean fuel option to domestic sector
LNG Easy Pakistan’s Public Hearing a success

We are pleased that our public hearing has gone really well. LNG Easy Pakistan is one step closer to 1st LNG! Our efforts in other markets continue as we believe in retail LNG and also, hybrid flexible generation where we can use LNG/ICE to help renewables everywhere
LNG bunkering veteran raises boil-off gas risks

Boil-off gas risk increases with the frequency of cargo transfers, which will ramp up as LNG gains traction as a marine fuel. It dents profit margins and can contribute to higher greenhouse emissions if there is no mechanism in place to recycle the escaped gas
Trucking Liquefied Natural Gas Across 1,000 Kilometers Is A Hot New Business

Singapore-based LNG Easy will invest $200 million this year to develop a first-of-its kind system in Pakistan to use trucks and rail to move LNG