US LNG news

Today, the US is the world’s largest LNG exporter, ahead of both Australia and Qatar, with LNG exports surged from 0.5 billion ft3/d in 2016 to 15 billion ft3/d in 2025, reports the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Naftogaz Group has secured the supply of US LNG via Deutsche ReGas’s LNG terminal located on the island of Rügen, Germany, in the Baltic Sea.

Caturus has announced the signing of a sale and purchase agreement between Commonwealth LNG and Aramco Trading, a subsidiary of Saudi Aramco.

The US and North Macedonia have signed a framework agreement for the purchase of US LNG upon the completion of a new gas interconnector between North Macedonia and Greece.

JERA Co. Inc. has closed on its previously announced agreement with Williams and GEP Haynesville II, LLC to acquire 100% of their respective interests in the South Mansfield upstream asset located in the Haynesville Shale basin in western Louisiana.

NYK Line, in partnership with Ocean Yield AS, has signed multiple long-term charter contracts for new LNG carriers with Cheniere Marketing International LLP.

Centrica Energy and Seneca Resources Company have announced an agreement to support independently verified methane emissions from an MiQ-certified US natural gas producer.

Commonwealth LNG has signed a 20-year sale and gas supply agreement with Mercuria.

Through their strategic partnership, TOTE Services and the Galveston LNG Bunker Port project aims to deploy a fleet of dedicated Jones Act LNG bunker vessels for the delivery of LNG to customers.

The newly-launched North American LNG Export Tracker from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis visually tells the story of the LNG boom across the continent, export destinations, and the impact on consumers.