LNG import news

BP has reached an agreement to supply PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara – the Indonesian state electricity firm – with 16 LNG cargoes annually from 2020 to 2035 from the Tangguh project.

According to Reuters, Cheniere Energy Inc. has already had negotiations with China with regards to increasing US LNG exports.

TMC Compressors has announced that it has been awarded a contract by Samsung Heavy Industries to deliver a marine compressed air system for a floating storage and regasification unit.

Crowley Maritime Corp.’s LNG services group has won a multi-year contract to provide additional volumes of LNG to a major pharmaceutical company’s manufacturing plants in Puerto Rico.

Kanfer Shipping AS has announced that it has appointed a new representative for the Brazilian market – Paschoalin Consultoria em Engenharia Ltda.

According to Reuters, Egypt is currently in talks with its LNG suppliers, looking to reduce its dependence on LNG imports as its domestic production increases.

According to Reuters, a company executive at Thailand’s PTT has stated that the company is planning to construct a second LNG import terminal.

Tom Haylock, Aragon, asks whether floating LNG is seeing an opportunity to challenge traditional onshore LNG solutions thanks to the current market situation.

Engie has announced that it has agreed to enter into a joint venture with AES Corp. to market and sell LNG to third parties in Central America.

A recent report includes includes analysis of market size in terms of trade volume, demand, and LNG export and import market share by country.