Asia LNG news
AES and PV Gas receive investment policy approval for Son My LNG Terminal in Vietnam
Son My LNG Terminal Project Company, a joint venture between AES and PetroVietnam Gas JSC, has recently been granted the investment policy approval for its Son My LNG Terminal project.
Canadian LNG has potential to meet growing Asian demand
Canada’s close proximity to Asia and use of hydroelectricity puts it in a position to capitalise on growing Asian demand.
Gunvor partners with Celsius Tankers and Arclight on new LNG tankers order
Celsius Tankers expand their partnership with Gunvor Group Ltd in the LNG sector with the chartering of four modern LNG carriers.
Mexico Pacific and China’s Zhejiang Energy announce long-term LNG sales and purchase agreements
Zheijang Energy International Ltd, and Mexico Pacific Ltd, have announced that they have signed a sales and purchase agreement.
Analysing trends in the Asia Pacific
In the July 2023 issue of LNG Industry, Richard Acklam, Associate Principal, Charles River Associates, highlights the key trends in the Asia Pacific LNG market, whilst touching on relevant global developments to analyse how they are affecting the Asia Pacific region. This special report lists the references for this article.
Vitol enters into multi-year Bontang LNG offtake
Vitol Asia Pte Ltd and the Bontang LNG Sellers have signed an LNG sale and purchase agreement.
Osaka Gas to launch STS bunkering business in Japan
Osaka Gas Co., Ltd has announced the launch of a ship-to-ship LNG bunkering business in the Osaka Bay and the Seto Inland Sea.
First Gen welcomes BW Batangas FSRU in the Philippines
First Gen’s has welcomed the arrival of the BW Batangas FSRU vessel in Batangas, the Philippines.
T&T Group to develop LNG and hydrogen projects with Korean companies
T&T Group and Korean partners have recently signed a memorandum of understanding to develop LNG and hydrogen projects in Vietnam.
MOL FSRU receives first LNG for Hong Kong
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd has announced that the MOL FSRU Challenger owned by its wholly owned subsidiary MOL FSRU Terminal (Hong Kong) Ltd, has received the first LNG for Hong Kong in a commissioning process for an LNG import project.