UK LNG news

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.

Centrica plc has announced the completion of its Grain LNG acquisition in partnership with Energy Capital Partners from National Grid for an enterprise value of £1.5 billion.

Gasrec has opened its second large scale, open access biomethane refuelling facility in the UK.

Molgas UK has completed the first-ever LNG de-gassing operation in the UK, in partnership with CalMac Ferries Limited and AD Fuels.

QatarEnergy has commenced the utilisation of the long-term LNG delivery, storage, and regasification capacity at the Isle of Grain terminal in the UK.

CB&I used Datacor’s Impulse surge analysis software to validate a 60% LNG plant send-out rate increase. Through 3D hydraulic modelling, engineers confirmed higher throughput could be achieved safely within design limits, enabling capacity expansion without costly infrastructure changes.

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