29 September 2017
Gulf Publishing Company Launches LNG Intelligence Service for Energy Industry
Energy Web Atlas tracks detailed data on hundreds of LNG projects, facilities around the globe
HOUSTON (Oct. 2, 2017) -- Gulf Publishing Company, a leading media company and provider of market data for the international energy industry, launches today the Energy Web Atlas to provide the downstream energy sector with easy access to information about the Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) industry. A real-time project information platform, the ESRI -based Energy Web Atlas (EWA) is a compilation of geospatial datasets covering the energy industry with maps and data dedicated to the LNG industry. It delivers actionable market intelligence within one easy-to-use, web-based resource. "Data is always changing and searching for statistics and analysis related to LNG-such as project details and statu
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