LNG news in Europe

Furetank has completed its first bunkering of 200 t of ISCC certified bio-LNG, in collaboration with STX Group and Molgas.

In light of the Clean Industrial Deal, the Methane Abatement in Maritime Innovation Initiative has issued an open letter urging the EU to implement clear regulations and ramp up investment in methane-cutting technologies.

Titan can now offer truck-to-ship bunkering in the Port of Le Havre following the grant of a permanent license.

Financial data for the last fiscal year confirms Vanzetti Engineering’s growth and reaffirms its leadership as a cryo-pump maker with a vision towards future technologies.

The Enagás terminals in Barcelona and Huelva are ready to supply bioLNG to ships and tankers.

IEEFA has found that Europe’s LNG imports fell by 19% in 2024, as gas consumption fell to an 11-year low.

Gasum has chartered a new bunker vessel, Celsius, to increase LNG and bio-LNG availability in northwestern Europe.

HAM Group has inaugurated a new macrofueler LNG mobile service station in Aiguaviva, provence of Girona.

Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore has announced that the third 7600 m3 LNG bunkering vessel has been delivered.

Since 1 January 2025, the regasification capacity of the LNG terminal in Swinoujscie has amounted to 8.3 billion m3/y.