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Morocco is advancing plans for an LNG import terminal and integrated 1.2 GW gas power plant at the Nador West Med Port. At the heart of the hub is a FSRU, initially sized at around 0.5 bcm/year, currently under tender and expected to start operations in late 2026 or early 2027.
Last year, Polish energy company, ORLEN further consolidated its position in small-scale LNG supplies.
Finnish-based technology group, Wärtsilä has signed a 10-year lifecycle agreement with MOL Global Ship Management, a Singapore based shipmanagement company, wholly owned by Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL).
Kimmeridge-owned Commonwealth LNG has entered a long-term deal to supply 1 mtpa to Saudi Aramco, the world’s largest oil exporter, sources told Reuters. This latest SPA brings Kimmeridge one step closer to achieving 8 mtpa of upfront-contracted LNG sales, out of the terminal’s total nameplate capacity of 9.5 mtpa.
TotalEnergies EP Nigeria has agreed to sell its 10 percent stake in Renaissance JV licenses to Vaaris Marine but retains its economic ties to blocks supplying feedgas to Nigeria LNG export terminal. The move signals majors are still committed to Nigerian LNG cash flows.
Japan’s biggest power generator JERA has signed a five-year Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA) with Woodside Energy Trading Singapore to buy three LNG cargoes annually from 2027, securing winter supply of about 200,000 metric tons per year mainly sourced from Woodside’s Scarborough project.
French state-backed energy company, Engie, has signed a 15-year sales and purchase agreement (SPA) to supply LNG to Thai power plants owned by subsidiaries of Gulf Development Public Company.
Woodside’s Scarborough Energy project has reached a major stage with the arrival of an FPU at the field, which is located some 375 km off the coast of Karratha, Western Australia.
Knutsen LNG France, part of the Norwegian Knutsen shipping group, has expanded its partnership with climate tech specialist, Syroco.
Macro bullishness abounds in European LNG, gas and power markets after US President Trump threatened to levy 25 percent tariffs on anyone who keeps doing business with Iran. Markets overreacted, with one gas broker describing the “move up on spreads for September vs October as well as Q4 vs Q1…