LNG news in Europe

Equinor has announced that production has started from the Askeladd Vest sub-sea field in the Barents Sea to contribute to LNG production from the processing plant at Melkøya.

Gibson Dunn has advised Asterion Industrial Partners on the acquisition of a 25% stake in FluxDune and, indirectly, an approximately 15% stake in Dunkerque LNG.

In a world quickly moving toward decarbonisation and sustainable infrastructure, clean energy isn’t just a distant vision – it’s a high priority.

Two Anthony Veder vessels fuelled by bio-LNG have joined Gasum’s compliance pool as surplus generators.

Deutsche Energy Terminal GmbH has announced that the FSRU Höegh Gannet will undergo preparatory work before its stay at the Danish Fayard shipyard for technical upgrades.

Argent LNG and EPIAS have signed a strategic co-operation agreement to advance US LNG supply, storage, and market access in Europe.

MET Group and Keppel have finalised a Heads of Agreement for the supply of LNG to Singapore.

Adriatic LNG has announced that the terminal has gradually resumed the send-out of gas into the national grid and will return to full operation by mid-September.

Deutsche ReGas has agreed individual long-term commitments with BASF and Equinor for the use of LNG regasification capacity at the Deutsche Ostsee Energie-Terminal in Mukran.

The Waltershofer Hafen has now been approved for ship-to-ship bunkering of methanol and LNG.