LNG - 22 July 2016

According to Reuters, Enarsa – the Argentinian state-run energy company – has bought six cargoes of LNG as part of a recent tender from Gunvor, Vitol, Iberdrola and Trafigura.

Spain has received its first shipment of US LNG into Reganosa´s LNG terminal.

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines has announced that its subsidiary has concluded a long-term charter contract with Gas Sayago of Uruguay for a floating storage and regasification unit project, led by Gas Sayago.

According to Reuters, the US is set to transport its first cargo of LNG through the newly expanded Panama Canal next week.

GTT has announced that its revenue from operating activities climbed 11.4% in 1H16, compared to the corresponding period of last year.

Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Co. has announced that it will introduce a virtual LNG pipeline in order to help bridge the capacity demands for power in Southeast Asia.

AEG Power Solutions has released a statement claiming that it has won a contract to provide equipment that will ensure uninterrupted power supply for the Yamal LNG project.

InterOil has announced that it has reached an agreement to be acquired by ExxonMobil, rejecting the previous bid made by Oil Search.

Total has signed an agreement to supply LNG to Japan’s Chugoku Electric for 17 years, starting in 2019.