LNG news in Europe

The company has stated that its investment policy is designed to transform TotalEnergies into a multi-disciplined energy company, which will help it achieve its net zero target by 2050.

As the global energy crisis deepens and countries scramble to secure reliable energy sources, investments in new LNG infrastructure are set to surge, reaching US$42 billion annually in 2024.

The agreement will focus on the sale and distribution of LNG from the Krk LNG Terminal.

Gasgrid Finland and Fortum have signed an agreement to place the FSRU in Fortum’s port in Inkoo, Finland.

From the start of commercial operation, the LNG Hrvatska terminal delivered more than 3 billion m3 of natural gas to the transport system of the Republic of Croatia.

The LNG/bioLNG terminal will be built in the Port of Oxelösund, Sweden.

ENGIE has purchased the remaining 1 billion m3 capacity of the LNG terminal in Eemshaven, the Netherlands.

The event will be held in Athens for the first time and will run from 29 November to 02 December.

Snam and Edison have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at developing the small scale LNG market in Italy.

Stade will be the site of one of the four floating LNG terminals – so-called FSRUs – chartered by the Federal Government of Germany.