Regasification

InfraStrata has entered into an exclusivity agreement with Meridian Holdings to develop and acquire an FSRU project in the UK.

Klaipeda LNG’s terminal capacities are now fully booked until the end of the gas year in October 2020.

Exmar has released a financial update, including news on its FSRU barge.

AB Klaipedos Nafta has released its preliminary activity and revenue results for June 2019.

Ancala has announced its acquisition of a 50% interest in Dragon LNG.

MAN Energy Solutions has commissioned an LNG-fired engine power plant in Gibraltar.

LNT Marine has achieved success in its LNT A-BOX LNG containment system gas trials.

AGL has delayed the commencement of operations at the Crib Point LNG import project.

Petronas is now offering gassing up and cooling down services at the Pengerang LNG regasification terminal.

According to Reuters, H-Energy Pvt Ltd will delay the startup of its 4 million tpy LNG import terminal in Jaigarh, India, to 4Q19.

Höegh LNG has announced that it has held a naming ceremony for its tenth FSRU at Samsung Heavy Industries.

According to Reuters, the chief executive of PTT Pcl – the Thai energy firm – has stated that the company is not in any rush to lock in new long-term LNG purchase contracts.

AB Klaipedos Nafta has allocated a total of 5 billion kWh of LNG regasification capacity ahead of the upcoming gas year.

According to Reuters, a joint venture of Exxon Mobil Corp. and Qatar Petroleum is among 12 other parties that have expressed interest in constructing the first onshore LNG import terminal in Bangladesh.

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