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The newest French import terminal in Dunkirk received its first commissioning cargo on July 8, transported from the Nigerian liquefaction plant at Bonny Island on the Niger delta to the Channel port on board the carrier “Madrid Sprit”.
Norwegian-based LNG operator Skangas, a unit of Finnish natural gas company Gasum, said the first Finnish import terminal at the port of Pori would receive its commissioning cargo by July 10 on board the small-scale LNG carrier “Coral Energy”.
UK company Parker Bestobell Marine, a leading supplier of cryogenic valves for liquefied natural gas carriers, received an order from Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering of South Korea to supply its valves for the next three vessels being built on behalf of Canadian shipping company Teekay Corp.
Italian LNG and energy engineering company Saipem was awarded contracts worth $1.7 billion for developing the world-class Zohr natural gas field offshore Egypt that will form the Arab nation’s East Mediterranean Gas Hub and will affect the region’s LNG market.
Petronet LNG, the Indian import terminal owner and cargo importer, said it is on the short list for setting up an import facility in Bangladesh to be located on Moheshkhali Island offshore the port of Cox's Bazar in the Bay of Bengal and has other LNG plans for the country.
Becker Marine Systems of Germany said it was operating a successful service that had gone beyond the test phase in supplying regular power from liquefied natural gas to a cruise ship during its regular stop-overs in the Port of Hamburg.
DNV GL, the Norwegian-German classification society, has provided a report to the European Union with recommendations on how to remove barriers to wider adoption of liquefied natural gas as a marine fuel.
Spain is scheduled to receive its first liquefied natural gas cargo in July from the new US Gulf Coast export plant at Sabine Pass in Louisiana, with the shipment to be unloaded at the Reganosa import facility at the Port of Ferrol.
Chevron Corp. has finally shipped its second cargo from the new Gorgon liquefaction plant on Barrow Island in Western Australia after a three-month shutdown for repairs and this shipment is destined for Indonesia.
National Grid, the UK transmission operator and owner of the Isle of Grain liquefied natural gas import terminal near London, was positive on LNG market development, though said the future of shale gas in the country was still undecided.