LNG news in Europe

As the world transitions away from fossil fuels to fulfil our energy needs, it is becoming increasingly clear that industries with a high demand for thermal heat to run their processes have to some degree overlooked the challenge of heat generation. This is certainly the situation with the oil and gas downstream and the hydrocarbon processing industry, which have invariably had an over-reliance on fossil fuels.

Deutsche ReGas has signed a memorandum of understanding with Outokumpu on the utilisation of industrial process heat and sustainable electricity for decarbonising their process technologies.

Gasfin Services has taken over the operational management of the second German LNG terminal on behalf of Deutsche Energy Terminal GmbH.

Deutsche Energy Terminal GmbH has commissioned its third floating import terminal for LNG.

GE Vernova Inc. has announced the forthcoming deployment of two high-voltage 420 kV sulfur hexafluoride-free gas-insulated substations for Statnett SF, Norway’s Transmission System Operator, and Equinor ASA.

St1 and St1 Biokraft have delivered Swedish-produced bio-LNG to Terntank's vessel Tern Ocean at the Port of Gothenburg.

GNV has signed an order with GSI shipyards for four new LNG powered RoPax ships.

MHP has launched commercial production of bio-LNG and completed the first export shipment of Ukrainian-made bio -LNG to a partner in the EU.

In this latest LNG Industry Spotlight Interview, Editor Jessica Casey is joined by Dominique Gadelle of Technip Energies

Gasum’s chartered LNG bunker vessel Kairos runs on renewable bio-LNG as a way to generate compliance as a service for Gasum’s FuelEU Maritime pooling customers.