LNG news in Europe

Molgas Energy Holding has joined forces with Enagás to collaborate in the start-up of El Musel.

Commonwealth LNG has entered into a Heads of Agreement with MET Group, an integrated European energy company headquartered in Switzerland, for the sale and purchase of 1 million tpy of LNG for 20 years from the Commonwealth LNG facility currently under development in Cameron, Louisiana.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration estimates that global LNG import capacity is set to expand by 16% by the end of 2024 compared with 2022.

Oman LNG has announced the signing of a binding term-sheet agreement with Secure Energy for Europe to supply 0.4 million tpy of LNG starting from 2026.

Titan has performed the first two ship-to-ship LNG bunker operations in Hamburg.

After having been sub-leased outside the company since October 2022, Kairos, an LNG bunker supply vessel, has now returned to Gasum’s own bunkering fleet.

Gate terminal and its shareholders, Gasunie and Vopak, have announced that the final investment decision has been taken to expand Gate terminal’s storage and regasification capacity.

ORLEN will be able to receive up to 58 shipments of LNG per year at the FSRU terminal to be built in the Gulf of Gdansk.

The El Musel LNG terminal has received Endesa's first vessel following the final technical tests required before the plant's commercial commissioning, the 180 000 m3 capacity ‘Gaslog Warsaw’.

Deutsche ReGas has awarded long-term regasification capacities for phase II of the 'Deutsche Ostsee' energy terminal in Mukran.