LNG news in Europe
Adriatic LNG breaks records in 2023
In 2023, Adriatic LNG sent 8.5 billion m3 of gas into the national pipeline network, the highest annual value ever recorded, covering approximately 14.5% of Italy's total gas consumption and over 50% of national LNG imports
MGen, AP, and SMGP launch the Philippines' first integrated LNG facility
Meralco PowerGen Corp., Aboitiz Power Corp., and San Miguel Global Power Holdings Corp. are launching the Philippine’s first and most expansive integrated LNG facility in Batangas.
Gasum to open filling station in co-operation with Centralen in Sweden
Gasum will open a new filling station in Vänersborg, Sweden, in March 2024, in co-operation with Centralen.
Europe’s endeavour for energy security
In our recent February issue of LNG Industry, Harshita Dhyani, Junior E&P Analyst, Rystad Energy, provides insight into the role LNG could play in Europe and the Mediterranean’s undertaking for energy security amidst geopolitical tensions throughout the region.
Germany's Mukran terminal welcomes FSRU
Deutsche ReGas has started trial operations for the German Baltic Sea energy terminal in the Mukran industrial port.
Titan completes bunkering operation from E&S Tankers
Titan has recently executed an LNG bunkering operation for E&S Tankers at the Port of Antwerp.
IEEFA: Europe’s gas consumption falls to 10-year low as peak LNG demand nears
IEEFA’s latest Europe’s gas consumption in 2023 fell to its lowest level in 10 years as countries scale up efficiency measures and renewables deployment.
DET receives provisional approval for operation of Brunsbüttel FSRU
Deutsche Energy Terminal GmbH has received provisional approval from the State Office for the Environment of Schleswig-Holstein to operate the regasification terminal at the Brunsbüttel site.
Equinor signs 15-year LNG agreement with Deepak Fertilizers
Equinor has signed a 15-year LNG supply agreement with Indian fertilizer and petrochemical company, Deepak Fertilizers.
IEEFA: The US pause on LNG export permits does not threaten energy security in Europe and Asia
The IEEFA argues that the claims the US pause on LNG export permits ignore basic trends in global gas markets, and does not threaten European and Asian energy security.