UK LNG news

The Barrier Pressure System prevents atmospheric leakage at LNG loading arm swivel joints, improving seal integrity, operational availability, and environmental performance while enabling continued loading under controlled conditions.

Gasrec has received planning permission for its first high-capacity, public-access bio-LNG refuelling facility in the North West.

Energy losses often start with contamination. This article explains how advanced filtration helps energy producers reduce fuel use, improve heat transfer, support cleaner combustion and protect catalyst performance turning contamination control into a practical strategy for lowering energy consumption and improving operational efficiency.

Grain LNG has invited market participants to register their interest in regasification capacity available from 2029.

Gasrec has received planning permission to build a new high-capacity, public bio-LNG facility adjacent to FreshLinc’s headquarters, in Spalding.

The global liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry is entering a decisive phase of transformation. After years of rapid expansion, the focus is shifting from growth and large-scale investment to efficiency, flexibility, and competitiveness.

The Port of Milford Haven has highlighted a strong start to 2026, delivering its busiest 1Q for LNG arrivals since LNG operations began in 2009.

Dragon LNG has launched a binding capacity auction for approximately 9.3 billion m3/y of firm regasification capacity, available from 26 August 2029.

Portland Port in South West England is now fully licensed to conduct LNG ship-to-ship transfer operations.

Collett has completed the delivery of three Enercon E-138 wind turbines to the Dragon LNG facility.