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St van den Brink orders 10 Scania LNG trucks
The Dutch logistics service provider St van den Brink is looking to expand its fleet with the addition of 10 liquefied natural gas-fueled trucks from Scania.
Spain boosts LNG imports in June
Spain’s imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) rose 14.2 percent in June on a yearly basis, according to the data provided by the LNG terminal operator, Enagás. LNG imports reached 15.05 terawatt hours (TWh) in June, as compared to 13.16 TWh in the same month the year before. The majority of imports
US LNG changing the international gas market, IEA says
The global natural gas market is undergoing a major transformation driven by new supplies coming from the United States to meet growing demand in developing economies and as industry surpasses the power sector as the largest source of gas demand growth, according to the International Energy Agency.
UK’s South Hook LNG terminal awaits Qatari cargo
Q-Max LNG carrier Lijmiliya with a cargo from Qatar’s Ras Laffan LNG complex is on its way to the UK’s South Hook liquefied natural gas terminal.
European Commission approves German LNG terminal joint venture
Gasunie said its joint venture with Oiltanking and Vopak has acquired Europen Commission’s approval to create an LNG joint venture planning to build an LNG terminal in Germany.
LDT books regas capacity at Lithuanian LNG terminal
Lithuania’s natural gas supply and trading company Lietuvos Dujų Tiekimas booked 960 GWh of additional capacity at the Klaipeda LNG import terminal.
EU, Japan to cooperate on flexible LNG market development
The European Union signed a memorandum of cooperation with Japan to promote and establish a liquid, flexible and transparent global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market.
Goltens wins ballast water contract for BP’s LNG tanker duo
Shiprepair and services company Goltens has been awarded a contract for two BP Shipping’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers. The contract includes the engineering and retrofit installation of OceanSaver ballast water treatment (BWT) systems onboard the British Innovator and British Merchant. Both
Shell divests interest in Corrib gas venture in Ireland
The Hague-based LNG giant Shell agreed to sell its 45 percent stake in the Corrib gas venture in Ireland to CPP Investment Board Europe for $1.23 billion.
Natural gas growth to outstrip all other energy sources, Cedigaz says
Worldwide natural gas demand is expected to rise 1.6% per year during 2014-35 and this growth in absolute terms would outstrip that of all other energy sources, a study released by the French international association for gas, Cedigaz, said Tuesday. Cedigaz sees natural gas and LNG as “a key transit
Nigerian LNG cargo heading for Portugal
REN-operated Sines LNG import terminal in Portugal is to receive a new cargo of the chilled fuel from Nigeria.
Gate LNG starts up new truck loading bays
Gate LNG terminal in the Port of Rotterdam said it has started commercial operations of its two new truck loading bays.
Lithuania’s LDT buys second US LNG cargo
Lithuania’s natural gas supply and trading company Lietuvos Dujų Tiekimas, part of the state-controlled Lietuvos Energija, bought another cargo of US liquefied natural gas (LNG). The Lithuanian company said on Wednesday it signed a trade agreement with Spain’s Gas Natural Fenosa and purchased the LN
Ophir says Fortuna FLNG FID now expected in H2
London-based Ophir Energy on Wednesday said it now expects to make a final investment decision on its Fortuna FLNG project in Equatorial Guinea in the second part of this year. Previously, Ophir and its partner, OneLNG, a joint venture between Golar LNG and Schlumberger, expected to make the final d