Klaipedos Nafta to acquire an FSRU by 2025
The Board of AB Klaipedos Nafta has taken a principle decision regarding the acquisition of a floating LNG storage unit.
The Board of AB Klaipedos Nafta has taken a principle decision regarding the acquisition of a floating LNG storage unit.
Estonian energy company Elenger has become the fifth user of the Klaipeda LNG terminal.
National Grid Grain LNG has launched an ‘open season’ process for customers interested in buying capacity at its LNG storage facility from 2025.
Australian Industrial Energy (AIE)’s plans regarding its Port Kembla LNG project have hit a hurdle and the project is facing a delay.
Suntien Green Energy’s plans to build an LNG receiving terminal in northern China have been granted state approval.
The Australian Industrial Energy (AIE) consortium is seeking to increase the quantity of LNG it is permitted to import into Australia.
Chart Industries, Inc. and Energy Capital Vietnam have signed an MOU to promote LNG distribution within Vietnam.
ACWA Power has announced signing an MOU with the Bangladesh Power Development Board for an LNG-based power plant and terminal in Bangladesh.
JERA Co. has entered into a memorandum of understanding with Vietnam Electricity concerning cooperation in the LNG value chain business.
Tractebel has announced that it has been named owner’s engineer for the expansion of AES’s existing LNG terminal in Santo Domingo, the Dominican Republic.
The European Commission has published a decision on the compatible state aid confirming that the measures proposed by the Republic of Lithuania to reduce the costs of maintenance of LNG terminal are compatible with the internal market and fulfil the criteria for state aid.
InfraStrata plc has extended its exclusivity agreement for a floating storage and regasification unit offshore Barrow-in-Furness, UK.
Golar LNG Ltd has announced today that Golar Power has been awarded a 25-year power purchase agreement for the construction of a 605 MW combined cycle thermal power plant.
China’s Yantai Port Group is aiming to launch two LNG storage facilities by 2022, for which the group is expecting to receive government approval for the facilities this month.
According to Reuters, Pakistan LNG has cancelled a tender to purchase 240 LNG cargoes (140 000 m3 each) over a period of 10 years due to insufficient demand for the fuel.