LNG import news

SEFE Securing Energy for Europe and Delfin Midstream Inc. have signed a heads of agreement for the long-term supply of 1.5 million tpy of LNG for at least 15 years.

Wood Mackenzie has used its proprietary data as well as credible third-party sources to prepare a rigorous comparison of lifecycle emissions of US LNG and coal in power generation.

LNG exports from the US are critical to meeting future energy demand in the Asia Pacific, the Asia Natural Gas and Energy Association has reinforced in a submission to the U.S Department of Energy.

Crowley has raised the US flag on American Energy, commencing operations of the first domestic LNG carrier to transport US-sourced natural gas to Puerto Rico.

ORLEN and Naftogaz have signed a natural gas supply contract, securing deliveries for Ukrainian consumers.

ORLEN and Naftogaz have signed a memorandum of co-operation in the LNG sector.

Commentary from Sam Reynolds and Christopher Doleman, IEEFA, suggests that prices will affect US LNG exports to Japan more so than politics going forward.

IEEFA has found that Australian gas users are struggling with high gas costs while producers of LNG are exporting to lucrative spot markets.

IEEFA has found that Europe’s LNG imports fell by 19% in 2024, as gas consumption fell to an 11-year low.

TotalEnergies is set to supply GSPC with 400 000 t of LNG annually for a term of 10 years, beginning in 2026.