LNG import news

This is the first time a delivery has been made on a vessel chartered by PGNiG Group, as well as the first shipment PGNiG has received from Venture Global LNG.

According to GlobalData, 40% of Italy’s gas imports are from Russia, and turning to Qatar is only a very short-term solution to overcome this.

PGNiG has announced that Gazprom has halted all natural gas supplies under the Yamal contract, effectively breaching their contract.

The company intends to use its Wilhelmshaven regasification terminal fast-track LNG imports into Europe.

The 2022 open season will be launched at the end of May 2022 to allocate the LNG regasification capacity available from the end of 2022 to 2047.

Lithuania have completely abandoned Russian gas imports in response to the war in Ukraine and the resulting energy crisis in Europe.

Milbank have advised OMERS Infrastructure in sale of joint stake in GNL Quintero, the largest LNG terminal in Chile.

The terminal’s regasification capacity for this gas year is fully booked, partly in response to the rising uncertainty due to Russia’s attack on Ukraine.

Cheniere and Engie increase volume and extend term of LNG sale and purchase agreement, meaning that the new terms of their agreement will stretch beyond 2040.

The rise is a result of Russian exports becoming increasingly unpopular, the company states.