LNG news in Europe

The U.S. Secretary of Energy joined US officials and American companies at the Three Seas Initiative Summit to announce billions of dollars of private capital investment in the Central and Eastern European region.

HAM Group has announced that its entire network of refuelling stations will offer bio-LNG and/or bio-CNG during May.

Data released by Wood Mackenzie shows the Middle East conflict disrupted 80 million tpy of Gulf LNG exports, yet power markets absorbed the shock through fuel diversification.

Royal Caribbean Group has confirmed with Meyer Turku the order of a sixth and seventh Icon Class LNG-powered ship to be delivered in summer 2029 and summer 2030, respectively.

Titan Clean Fuels, part of Molgas, has concluded its first pooling exercise for the compliance period 2025 under the FuelEU Maritime regulation, with verification by DNV.

Fincantieri has signed an agreement with Princess Cruises for the construction of three new Voyager-class cruise ships powered by LNG.

EXMAR launched the conversion works for a new FSRU, advancing the long-term expansion of the EemsEnergyTerminal.

SUBLIME Energie has inaugurated its demonstrator ‘Charlie’ in Plélo, the world’s first system capable of liquefying biogas directly on the farm.

Gasum and Wasaline have reinforced their long partnership and commitment to developing sustainable maritime transport on the Baltic Sea.

For the first time, Bulgartransgaz EAD will conduct a tender procedure for the supply of LNG for the first time in order to provide the natural gas quantities necessary for ensuring the technological processes in the gas transmission system.