LNG news in Europe

The delivery of approximately 65 000 t of LNG is a step towards further integration of gas markets and strengthening of energy security in Europe.

The Prime Minister of Greece and the Prime Minister of Bulgaria co-signed a plaque for the commencement of the realisation of the project at the ceremony.

The FSRUs are intended to strengthen the security of gas supply into Germany, with the total capacity being equivalent to approximately 30% of Russian gas imports into the country.

PGNiG has announced that Gazprom has halted all natural gas supplies under the Yamal contract, effectively breaching their contract.

HAM Group and LNG France have opened a new LNG service station in Montmarault, France.

The company has obtained the LNG distribution license on 17 March 2022, thus expanding its network in Europe.

The company intends to use its Wilhelmshaven regasification terminal fast-track LNG imports into Europe.

The four new vessels, built for the PGNiG Group, will be placed in service in 2025.

The 2022 open season will be launched at the end of May 2022 to allocate the LNG regasification capacity available from the end of 2022 to 2047.

Lithuania have completely abandoned Russian gas imports in response to the war in Ukraine and the resulting energy crisis in Europe.