South Korea considers raising LNG capacity
South Korea is lining up plans to lift its power production capacity by up to a tenth by 2030.
South Korea is lining up plans to lift its power production capacity by up to a tenth by 2030.
Asian spot LNG prices for October delivery edged up by 5 cents last week.
PGNiG announced on 4 September that it will buy LNG from Norway’s Statoil on the spot market this month.
Vitol SA has announced that it has entered into a multi-year LNG sales agreement with Angola LNG Ltd.
DNV GL’s inaugural Energy Transition Outlook announces findings.
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd has announced that it has signed agreements with Swan LNG Private Ltd regarding an LNG receiving terminal project in India.
Asian markets are more attractive for the fuel due to higher prices.
Nigeria launched a scheme on 29 August to transport LNG to regions not linked by pipeline.
Wärtsilä Corp. has announced that the mechanical completion of the Tornio Manga LNG terminal was achieved on 18 August 2017.
The utilisation rate of July peaked at 95%, raising the value of the first seven months to 83%.
Demand for gas in Poland and Central Europe is growing.
Framo has announced that it has won a contract to deliver pump systems for a potential FSRU for shipowner GasLog at Samsung Heavy Industries.
Japanese power companies' LNG consumption down 8% in May year on year.
Excelerate Energy Development DMCC has announced that it has carried out the 100th ship-to-ship LNG transfer at the Engro Elengy Terminal in Port Qasim, Pakistan.
South Korea’s third-largest refiner S-Oil Corp has signed a long-term LNG supply contract with Petronas.