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The designation does not constitute project approval but establishes a framework for coordinated engagement across government agencies as the development advances through environmental reviews and other regulatory processes

Woodside proposal would connect offshore fields to the existing Karratha Gas Plant through a 900-km pipeline Western Australia has designated Woodside Energy’s proposed Browse to North West Shelf development as a State Significant Project, giving the offshore gas proposal the highest level of prioritization available under the state government’s Lead Agency Framework. The designation does not constitute project approval but establishes a framework for coordinated engagement across government agencies as the dev

A carbon capture and storage system has also been incorporated into the offshore design. Woodside did not provide details about the proposed capture volumes, injection location or associated compression equipment

Initial behind-the-meter installation is expected to use 29 natural gas engines with approximately 230 MW of combined capacity Natural gas connection infrastructure under construction at the Creekstone Energy Delta AI campus

Quanta’s Dashiell subsidiary is also serving as the project’s substation engineering, procurement and construction contractor, with transformers and switchgear reportedly in production

(Image: Creekstone Energy) Creekstone Energy has secured 43,000 Dth/day of firm natural gas transportation capacity to support the first generating block at its planned Delta Gigasite data center campus in Millard County, Utah. The capacity was contracted on the Kern River Gas Transmission pipeline and is expected to provide fuel for approximately 220 MW of behind-the-meter generation, according to Creekstone

(Image: GE Vernova) GE Vernova expects to have at least 125 GW of gas turbine equipment under contract by the end of 2026 as demand from utilities, data centers and other power users continues to stretch manufacturing schedules into the next decade. The company ended the second quarter with 116 GW of gas turbine equipment in its backlog and slot reservation agreements, up from 100 GW three months earlier

It also converted 10 GW of existing reservations into firm orders while shipping 3 GW of equipment

The company ended the second quarter with 116 GW of gas turbine equipment in its backlog and slot reservation agreements, up from 100 GW three months earlier. The total consisted of 53 GW in equipment backlog and 63 GW covered by slot reservation agreements

“We had this quarter a concentration of decisions that allowed quite nice growth in gas and process,” said Vagner Rego, president and CEO

Atlas Copco reported a sharp increase in second-quarter orders for its gas and process compressor business, driven by demand from LNG, industrial gas and marine markets, reinforcing a positive outlook for large rotating equipment despite the project’s inherently cyclical nature

Atlas Copco said gas and process compressors were among its strongest-performing product lines, alongside industrial compressors and aftermarket services. LNG and industrial gas drive demand Management attributed the surge in gas and process compressor orders primarily to marine LNG applications and air separation projects, although executives said activity was broad-based across several process industries