LNG news in Europe

Priya Bose, MarketsandMarkets, India, outlines how the recent growth in global energy demand has resulted in a significantly larger LNG market.

Enagás begins the second phase of the capacity allocation process for logistics services at the El Musel LNG terminal in Gijón.

In the June 2023 issue of LNG Industry, Maximilian Rockall, Michelle Glassman Bock, and Christopher Bloch, Squire Patton Boggs, provide a year-in-review for 2022, and look at what lies ahead in 2023 for LNG.

Hanseatic Energy Hub GmbH has chosen Enagás as its industrial partner for the operation of the terminal at the Stade industrial park.

Equinor has announced that the gas leak that occurred at the Hammerfest LNG plant at Melkøya on 31 May 2023 has been stopped and normalisation is under way.

The LNG carrier ’Gaslog Gibraltar’ arrived at the LNG terminal in Croatia on 27 May 2023.

Gate terminal B.V, a joint venture between Vopak and Gasunie, has announced that bp and PetroChina International London Co., Ltd will each separately acquire 2 billion m3/y of regasification and corresponding storage capacity.

Gillian Boccara, Diego Hernandez Diaz, Berend Heringa, Ole Rolser, Namit Sharma, Thomas Vahlenkamp, and Cindy Xue, McKinsey & Company, consider a sustainable solution to help Europe reduce its reliance on gas.

Titan and Carnival Corporation have recently concluded their first LNG bunker operation in the Port of Kiel, Germany.

BarMalGas, who took over the LNG terminal project in Rostock in April 2023, has announced that the project will be resumed.