LNG news in Europe

INEOS Energy has signed a major long-term deal with Kinetik Holdings Inc. to supply natural gas to Europe from 2027.

Given current market trends, IEEFA forecasts that Central and Eastern European gas consumption could drop from 181 billion m3 in 2024 to around 137 billion m3 in 2050, a 24% decline.

OLT Offshore LNG Toscana has allocated capacity for the new small scale LNG service.

PATRIZIA, through its portfolio company Renergia, has secured over €70 million in new senior debt financing from UniCredit to accelerate the next phase of growth in Italy’s biomethane and bio-LNG sector.

Deutsche Energy Terminal GmbH has allocated all offered regasification products for the period from 2 January – 26 May 2026 for the Brunsbüttel terminal.

Rolande has opened a new bio-LNG station in Großmehring, Germany, as part of plans to make heavy road transport more sustainable.

Titan has completed the first delivery of bio-LNG to Brittany Ferries’ Saint-Malo during one of its recent regular bunker calls in Portsmouth International Port.

EXMAR has entered into a strategic partnership with EemsEnergyTerminal, a subsidiary of Gasunie and Vopak, to extend the operation of the Eemshaven LNG import terminal after 2027.

After 55 days, the FSRU vessel LNG Croatia has returned to the LNG terminal on the island of Krk, Croatia.

AS Latvenergo has concluded agreements for several natural gas supply transactions using the Inko Port LNG terminal in 4Q25.