Regasification

Amec Foster Wheeler has announced that it has been engaged by Enagás Transporte SAU to undertake a study to revamp its gas treatment facility.

Qatargas to increase supply of LNG to Pakistan through cooperation with Global Energy Infrastructure.

Enagás has announced that it has agreed to increase its shareholding in the Sagunto and Quintero LNG regasification plants to 72.5% and 60.4%, respectively.

Poland’s PGNiG has announced that it will open an LNG trading office in London, UK.

RasGas has signed a new LNG Sales and Purchase Agreement with EDF.

According to Reuters, Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Co. has launched a tender to rent a third floating storage and regasification unit.

PGNiG has announced that it has taken delivery of its first LNG cargo on the spot market through its Swinoujscie terminal, Poland.

Adriatic LNG recently received its 450th LNG cargo.

According to Reuters, Shell has confirmed that it will continue to work alongside both the UK government and European institutions, despite the country’s decision to leave the EU.

Peter Kiernan, The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), UK, explains why Asia remains key for future LNG market growth, despite a bearish outlook in the short-term.

According to Reuters, PGNiG has confirmed that it is not planning on purchasing any LNG spot cargoes in July 2016 through its new 3 billion zloty terminal in Swinoujscie, Poland.

GlobalData’s latest report suggests that North America will drive liquefaction capacity growth in the LNG industry.

Gazprom has signed agreements to help stimulate the growth of Bolivia’s energy market.

Research from McKinsey Energy Insights suggests that LNG oversupply could last until 2024, unless low prices can stimulate a demand recovery.

Gazprom and Gasunie officials recently met to discuss infrastructure projects and cooperation in the small scale LNG sector.