LNG news in Europe

Gasum has signed an agreement with Fjord1 for the supply of LNG to four ferries.

Edison has received a further notice from QatarEnergy confirming the continuation of the force majeure event, which prevents the seller from fulfilling its contractual obligations.

HAM Group has commissioned the HAM León refuelling station, a new facility designed to support bio-LNG, bio-CNG, LNG, and CNG refuelling for professional fleets and heavy-duty transport in Spain.

The State of Qatar has signed a joint statement urging the EU to take action to clarify and to adopt targeted amendments to the EU Methane Regulation EUMR.

Naftogaz Group has held discussions with the U.S. Department of State, U.S. Department of Energy, the U.S. International Development Finance Corp., and the EXIM Bank for investment projects, the purchase of US LNG, and restoring damaged energy infrastructure.

ORLEN and Naftogaz have signed two memoranda to further expand its co-operation in LNG trading and regasification and transmission infrastructure and support Ukraine’s energy transition.

Vitol Inc. and IRH Global Trading Ltd have declared executed a natural gas sale and purchase agreement.

A second FSRU terminal will be constructed in the Gulf of Gdansk, meaning Poland will operate three LNG terminals.

Follow-up Rystad analysis finds no evidence that the EU Methane Regulation is increasing energy security risks, with compliant supply available and exporters continuing to rely on European demand.

Axpo has completed its first ship-to-ship bio-LNG bunkering operation in the port of Barcelona, refuelling MOL’s Lapis Ace.