LNG news in Europe

United European Car Carriers and Titan Clean Fuels are collaborating on a series of major bio-LNG bunkering operations in the Port of Zeebrugge.

Snam’s floating LNG terminal is now listed in the Italian ship registry, and is sailing under a new name: Italis LNG.

Germany’s first land-based terminal for liquefied gases is set to go into operation in 2027 and will make a significant contribution to the security of supply of affordable energy in Europe.

Gasunie and Vopak are exploring options to utilise the EemsEnergyTerminal for longer than initially planned at the port of Eemshaven.

Adriatic LNG has offered the market regasification capacity available in the period between January 2029 – December 2049.

The Hanseatic Energy Hub project in Stade is now entering the construction phase, and Alejandro Marjalizo, Chief Technical and Operations Officer and member of the Management Board, will be responsible for the technical management.

D.TEK’s D.TRADING and Venture Global have announced a comprehensive Heads of Agreement for the supply of US LNG to Ukraine and Eastern Europe.

ECOnnect Energy has signed a contract with FSRU Wilhelmshaven GmbH for the installation of the jettyless ready IQuay solution for LNG import to Wilhelmshaven, Germany.

New EU regulations now start the clock for US natural gas producers to adhere to new rules on the measurement-based quantification, reporting and verification of methane emissions if they want their gas to access the EU market.

Verbio and BayWa AG have joined forces to promote bio-LNG as a climate-friendly and cost-efficient diesel alternative.