Regasification

Reuters reports that CFE – the Mexican state-run power company – has ordered five LNG cargoes from Citi and one from Gazprom Marketing & Trading.

Norton Rose Fulbright has advised NOGA and The Oil & Gas Holding Company on the development of the Bahrain LNG terminal project.

Guanghui Energy has announced that it has agreed to import LNG from the Malaysian company, Petronas, with the first imports starting in 2017.

Wärtsilä Corp. has released a statement claiming that it will deliver an LNG-fired peaking power plant to Kerala State Electricity Board Ltd in Kerala, India.

Klaipedos Nafta regasified 282 000 MWh of LNG from its LNG terminal throughout November 2015.

Teekay LNG Partners L.P., Samsung C&T and Gulf Investment Corp. have been chosen to build the new LNG terminal in Bahrain.

Frost & Sullivan explains how market developments have shaped the overall growth of the LNG industry.

Reuters reports that Lithuania will receive an LNG cargo from Norway in December 2015, despite delays.

Gazprom Marketing and Trading Singapore has signed a 10-year SPA with Pavilion Gas, covering the supply of LNG in Asia.

ENGIE has released a statement claiming that it has successfully delivered its first LNG cargo to Beijing Gas Group.

MacGregor – a part of Cargotec Corp. – has secured several contracts for Pusnes deck machinery, with one package to be used on an LNG FSRU.

The Government of Gibraltar confirms that its current LNG plans are designed to supply the North Mole power station only.

OLT Offshore LNG Toscana has announced that it has awarded a peak shaving service contract to an unnamed company.

AB Klaipedos Nafta has announced that it has established a wholly owned subsidiary, UAB SGD logistika, to operate an LNG bunkering carrier.

GRTgaz has announced that the Dunkirk LNG terminal has been successfully connected to the French gas network, with the first test LNG cargo scheduled for early 2016.