LNG import news

Qatargas has safely and successfully delivered the first cargo of LNG on a Q-Flex vessel to Greece’s Revithoussa LNG terminal.

Korea Gas Corp. has announced that it has entered into a memorandum of understanding with Energy Capital Vietnam regarding a Vietnamese LNG import terminal.

Jamaica’s Prime Minister, Andrew Holness, has officially commissioned an FSRT into service to supply Jamaica with LNG.

Wood Mackenzie has released a new report which claims Japan could be dethroned by China as the world’s top LNG importer as early as 2022.

India will contribute 35% of Asia and Oceania’s LNG regasification capacity growth in 2023, according to GlobalData.

Wood Mackenzie has released a statement looking at the dynamics of Russia’s future relationship with the European gas market.

According to Reuters, four companies have placed offers into a 10-year import tender for LNG deliveries to Pakistan, with Pakistan LNG expected to award the tender in August 2019.

According to Reuters, three joint ventures have been chosen by Cyprus in the first stage of a tender to provide an LNG floating storage and regasification unit.

According to Reuters, the IEA’s latest projections indicate that the US and China will establish themselves as the world’s biggest LNG exporters and importers, respectively, in the next five years.

Gastech Insights interview with Kristy Kramer, Wood Mackenzie’s Head of Americas Gas Research, about the role US LNG will play in the next wave of supply and exactly what we can expect.