LNG news in Europe
Ignitis to enter into a long-term LNG purchase agreement
Ignitis will enter into a long-term LNG purchase agreement for the period 2027 – 2036 with a subsidiary of EQT Corp.
Argent LNG and Albania sign MoU
Argent LNG has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Government of the Republic of Albania to jointly evaluate the development of a large scale onshore LNG storage and regasification terminal on the Albanian coast.
Preventing Atmospheric Leakage in LNG Loading Arms
The Barrier Pressure System prevents atmospheric leakage at LNG loading arm swivel joints, improving seal integrity, operational availability, and environmental performance while enabling continued loading under controlled conditions.
ORLEN expands LNG and bio-LNG use in shipping
ORLEN and the Port of Gdynia Authority have signed an agreement to explore the use of LNG and bio-LNG as marine vessel fuels.
Equinor receives first US Gulf Coast cargo
The delivery of the first cargo under long-term agreements with Cheniere supports Equinor's ambition to double its global LNG portfolio by 2030.
NYK and Stolt-Nielsen formally complete 50/50 JV
NYK has completed the acquisition of a 50% stake in Avenir LNG Ltd from Stolt-Nielsen Gas.
Nikkiso to provide pumps for German LNG import terminal
Nikkiso Clean Energy & Industrial Gases Group has secured a contract with CS Gas North to provide 16 submerged motor pumps for German LNG Terminal in Brunsbüttel.
Edison: QatarEnergy extends force majeure
Edison has received a further notice from QatarEnergy confirming the continuation of the force majeure event with an additional five cargoes.
Tecnimont awarded FEED contract for LNG plant
MAIRE has announced new awards and additional works related to previously granted contracts in the Integrated E&C Solutions business unit for a total amount of approximately €110 million, for projects located across South America, Europe, and Asia.
IGU and Snam release 2026 Global Gas Report
Global gas demand reached a record 4202 billion m3 in 2025, while investment in diversification, LNG infrastructure, and storage helped the global gas system absorb a major 2026 supply shock far more effectively than in 2022, according to the 2026 Global Gas Report by Snam and the IGU.