LNG news in Europe

OMV has announced the signing of a long-term sale and purchase agreement with Cheniere Energy, Inc., covering the supply of up to 850 000 tpy of LNG beginning in late 2029.

In our recent November issue of LNG Industry, Karthik Sathyamoorthy, CEO AG&P Group, Singapore, examines unveiling new dynamics and implications in the global energy landscape.

Klaipedos Nafta has carried out a capacity allocation procedure for the Klaipeda LNG terminal, securing full occupancy until 2033.

In our recent November issue of LNG Industry, Dr Matthew Chadwick, Lead Research Analysis, and Sam Peek, Senior Analyst, Cornwall Insight, consider the factors affecting the European LNG import market, and how they might be overcome.

Egypt is to start exporting LNG again as supplies from Israel have increased.

CEZ has booked the remaining capacity at the Hanseatic Energy Hub of 2 billion m3/y of natural gas.

LNGCON Congress celebrates its 10th anniversary, and looks back at the impact this platform has had on the LNG industry over the past decade.

LNG bunker vessel, Alice Cosulich, has set sail for Europe from Qidong, China.

Med Marine has delivered three RAstar 2800 tugboats to Svitzer.

GAZ-SYSTEM has completed the first part of the tendering and selected two potential suppliers of the LNG FSRU Terminal Unit in the Gulf of Gdansk.