LNG news in Europe

Gasunie continues to work on options to increase LNG imports into the Netherlands. Options to further expand existing capacity at Eemshaven and at Gate terminal are being further explored.

Höegh LNG Holdings Ltd has signed a new loan facility agreement with a group of banks to refinance Höegh Esperanza and Hoegh Gannet, both employed on long-term contracts in Germany.

Gasum is starting the construction work on its latest biogas plant project in the Swedish community of Götene.

MET Group has appointed Ángel Crespo as the new CEO of its Spanish subsidiary MET Energía España.

Bill Farren-Price, Enverus, UK, discusses the impact of geopolitics on Europe’s LNG industry, predicting how the future LNG market could remain volatile.

Elengy and Delta Rail have announced the launch of a new LNG container loading service from multimodal platforms remote from the LNG terminals operated by Elengy.

Furetank has turned a former office building into a maritime educational centre with a simulator complex for training, assessment, and certification in Donsö, Sweden.

Enagás subsidiary, Scale Gas, and Knutsen have presented the first ship LNG bunkering barge built in Spain at the Barcelona Regasification Plant.

Titan has acquired two small scale LNG carriers from Seapeak.

Wärtsilä will supply its biogas liquefaction technology for an important new project in Mönsterås, Sweden.