LNG news in Europe

Keppel Offshore & Marine Ltd, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Keppel FELS Ltd, has delivered the second of three dual-fuel dredgers to Van Oord.

Uniper is working to build a swimming non-permanent LNG import terminal in Wilhelmshaven.

VTTI explores the development of a floating LNG facility that will provide the Netherlands with additional storage and import capacity for LNG.

As early as next year, ORLEN Group will have for its exclusive use two custom-built LNG carriers.

Gasunie is investigating options for further temporary expansion of LNG import capacity in the Netherlands.

Venture Global LNG and EnBW have announced the expansion of their existing LNG partnership to 2 million tpy.

EnBW will import 3 billion m3/y of LNG via the Hanseatic Energy Hub in Stade, Germany, beginning with commissioning.

LNG carrier ’British Achiever’ arrived at the terminal on 4 December 2022.

Repsol is opening the first terminal in Spain to supply LNG as a marine fuel, an operation known as bunkering.

LNG import capacity in the EU and the UK will expand by 34% by 2024 compared with 2021 according to GIIGNL and trade press data.