LNG news in Europe

The company states that growing tensions between Russia and Ukraine put a potential 155 billion m3/y of natural gas imports to Europe at risk.

In its new report, the company looks at whether Europe’s LNG imports would be sufficient in the event of Russian gas pipeline export disruption.

The company will supply valve control systems to 12 new LNG-powered container vessels.

PGNiG has purchased US LNG cargo to be supplied to Ukrainian border for ERU Europe.

The mobile unit has 60 000 l of LNG capacity and allows clients to refuel all types of trucks and heavy vehicles.

Rystad Energy’s Senior Analyst, Kaushal Ramesh, rounds up this week’s gas and LNG market.

The company is offering up to 3.5 billion m3 of regasification capacity between 2023 and 2036.

The project will provide help to provide energy security for Greece and Southeast Europe.

COVID-19 and operational restrictions have pushed the start-up date of the plant to 17 May 2022.

PGNiG’s 150th LNG delivery originated in the US and arrived at the terminal in Swinoujscie, Poland, on 18 January.