Philippines LNG news

In preparation for the anniversary of the 5th International LNG Congress, project director Natalya Kuznetsova highlights the main points that will influence the LNG industry over the next few years.

The ‘H2 2018 Global Capacity and Capital Expenditure Outlook for LNG Regasification Terminals’ report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.

According to Reuters, Phoenix Petroleum, a Philippines-based fuel retailer, has been granted approval from the government to build the country’s first LNG import terminal.

EWC has announced that the Secretary of Energy, on behalf of the DOE Philippines, has issued a permit for Energy World Gas Operations Philippines Inc. to construct, own and operate an LNG hub.

The Philippines has short-listed three companies to construct and operate its first LNG import terminal.

Glencore is considering expanding its presence in the LNG market as demand continues to grow.

Energy World Corp expects to start up a gas-fired power plant in the Philippines by end-2018, fed by the country’s first LNG imports.

The ADB has signed an agreement with the PNOC to act as transaction advisor for the Philippines' first LNG hub project in Batangas.

The countries that have been shortlisted are China, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Indonesia and the UAE.

The Philippines aims to build a US$2 billion receiving and distribution facility for imported LNG.