MOL and DSME collaborate on new FSRU technology
MOL has signed a joint development agreement with DSME for a new environmentally friendly FSRU technology.
MOL has signed a joint development agreement with DSME for a new environmentally friendly FSRU technology.
Qatar Petroleum has announced that its subsidiary, Qatar Terminal Ltd, has entered into a long-term agreement with Elengy for LNG receiving, storage and regasification services at the Montoir-de-Bretagne LNG terminal in France.
AG&P has announced that it has broken ground on its LNG import facility at Karaikal Port, Puducherry, India.
The Republic of the Marshall Islands and the Government of Belgium have awarded Interim DoC to ETM, permitting it to manage Excelerate’s entire FSRU fleet.
Polskie LNG has posted on social media, claiming that its terminal in Swinoujscie, Poland, has received its 84th LNG delivery to date.
According to Reuters, Indian Oil Corp. is looking to purchase an LNG cargo for delivery in April.
According to Reuters, three industry sources claim that Gail (India) has purchased an LNG cargo for delivery this month.
According to Reuters, PTT – the state-owned Thai energy company – is currently seeking one or two LNG cargoes for delivery over February to March.
Exmar has released a financing update, including details regarding the delay of a loan payment for its 'Tango FLNG' unit.
The Supervisory Board of the oil and LNG terminal operator AB Klaipedos nafta has approved the company’s corporate strategy until 2030.
According to Reuters, two industry sources have reported that Gail (India) has issued a swap tender to buy and sell LNG cargoes.
AG&P has signed an agreement with ADNOC L&S for the conversion, supply, operations and maintenance of an FSU at AG&P’s new LNG import facility at Karaikal Port in Puducherry, India.
AB Klaipedos Nafta has reported its preliminary LNG revenue results for January 2020.
Following the news that China National Offshore Oil Corp. has invoked force majeure on several LNG deliveries, Rob Patterson and Myles Mantle, London Partners at law firm Haynes and Boone, have offered their insights.
According to Reuters, China National Offshore Oil Corp. has declared force majeure on several prompt LNG deliveries from at least three different suppliers.