LNG news in Europe

INEOS and Covestro have announced a long-term agreement for the supply of natural gas for up to eight years, starting in 2027.

EU measures to reduce gas demand have driven a decline in the bloc’s combined imports of pipeline gas and LNG, according to a new data tracking tool published by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis.

TGE Marine is co-operating with RMK Marine for their new bunker 7800 m3 LNG bunker vessel.

Naftogaz Group and ORLEN have signed an agreement for the supply of a further 100 million m3 of LNG, bringing the total contracted volume to 300 m3.

Axpo has completed its first LNG ship-to-ship delivery in the Port of Algeciras, marking the expansion of its LNG bunkering operations to a second Spanish port.

Hanseatic Energy Hub has strengthened its management team to support steady progress in the construction and commissioning of Germany’s first land-based terminal for liquefied gases in Stade.

Ballast Nedam Infra and Hakkers Waterbouw are joining forces for the construction of a large sea jetty as part of a new LNG terminal in Brunsbüttel, Germany.

Following the arrival of the first cargo of US LNG, the BW Singapore regasification unit is ready to enter operation.

Ulusoy Sealines has joined Gasum’s FuelEU Maritime pool as an offtaker of the pool’s regulation compliance service.

Wood Mackenzie's Gas and LNG team has released a new report titled ‘What a future Ukraine peace deal means for energy’, which outlines three peace agreement scenarios and explores their potential consequences in terms of sanctions and the implications on trade flows and prices.