Dutch LNG cargoes
Oct 16 (LNGJ) – Two LNG cargoes are heading for Rotterdam. The carrier “Maran Gas Andros” with 170,000 cubic metres capacity was scheduled to deliver a US cargo on October 16 to the Dutch Gate terminal, according to shipping data. The cargo was lifted on October 2 from the Cameron export point in Louisiana. The vessel “Arctic Aurora” with 154,880 of capacity is due to discharge a Norwegian cargo on October 24 at the Gate terminal. The shipment was loaded on October 14 at the Hammerfest plant in northern Norway.
Three Dutch cargoes
July 4 (LNGJ) - At last three LNG cargoes are headed for the Netherlands in the next two week. The “Asia Integrity” carrier with 160,000 cubic metres of capacity is scheduled to deliver a cargo on July 6 from Equatorial Guinea in West Africa to the Eemshaven terminal in Groningen. Shipping data shows that the cargo was lifted on June 15 from the Punta Europa plant on the African nation’s Bioko Island.
The “Maran Gas Ulysses” with 174,000 cubic metres of capacity is due to deliver a US shipment to Eemshaven on July 10. The cargo was loaded on June 25 at Cheniere Energy’s Sabine Pass facility in Louisiana. A second US delivery to the Netherlands will be made on July 18 to the Gate terminal in Rotterdam by the “LNG Sakura” carrier with 177,000 cubic metres of capacity. The cargo was lifted on June 29 from the Cove Point plant in Maryland.
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US LNG exports increased in the past week while Henry Hub stays well above European gas prices
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