LNG import news

Wood Mackenzie has released a statement providing commentary by research director Nicholas Browne on the recent Total announcement.

Total has announced that it is expanding its partnership with the Adani Group – the largest energy and infrastructure conglomerate in India – to contribute to the development of the Indian natural gas market.

According to Reuters, Tokyo Gas has rejected the delivery of an LNG cargo after the vessel experienced a power outage after it entered Tokyo Bay.

The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand is aiming to import its first LNG spot cargoes by November.

Polskie LNG has signed a contract with Selas-Linde for a delivery of submerged combustion vaporisers for the expansion program of the LNG terminal in Swinoujscie.

India is expected to lead the global LNG regasification sector with 18% of capacity additions from newbuild projects by 2023, says GlobalData.

Kunlun Energy, a unit of PetroChina, has announced its plans to complete repairs at its Rudong LNG import terminal by mid-November.

Via a brief statement on social media, New Fortress Energy has congratulated its team in Montego Bay, Jamaica, for reaching a new milestone: successfully loading 1000 LNG ISO containers.

Between mid-October and early November Britain will receive two LNG tankers.

Metocean Services International has announced that it has successfully completed a 520-day measurement programme for the Alexandroupolis Independent Natural Gas System in Greece.