LNG

Dec 21 (LNGJ) – Four cargoes are heading for Belgium and Germany in the next week from Russia, Qatar, Angola and the US state of Louisiana. The carrier “Eduard Toll” with 177,000 cubic metres capacity is expected to arrive at the Belgian LNG import terminal at Zeebrugge with a Russian cargo. The shipment was lifted on December 19 from the Yamal plant near the port of Sabetta in northern Siberia, according to shipping data. The Qatari carrier “Al Khor” with 135,295 cubic metres capacity is scheduled to deliver a cargo to Zeebrugge on December 27, lifted from Ras Laffan in the Gulf on December 2.

   The other cargoes are heading for Germany in the next week. The “Sonangol Sambizanga” with capacity of 160,500 cubic metres is scheduled to discharge a cargo from Angola on December 24 at the floating terminal in the North Sea port of Wilhelmshaven. The shipment was lifted on December 8 from the southwest African nation’s export plant at Soyo. Another vessel heading for Germany is the “Marvel Falcon” with 174,000 cubic metres capacity. The ship is scheduled to berth with a US cargo on December 25 at the Brunsbüttel terminal on the Elbe. The volumes were loaded on December 10 at the Cameron LNG plant in Louisiana.

Feb 28 (LNGJ) – The Belgian Zeebrugge LNG import terminal is scheduled to receive three Russian trans-shipment cargoes in the next week. The first is due to arrive on March 1 from the Yamal export plant in Arctic Russia onboard the “Vladimir Voronin”, according to shipping data. The ship with 172,000 cubic metres of capacity lifted the cargo from the Russian Sabetta export terminal on February 22.

   The 177,000 cubic metres capacity carrier “Eduard Toll” is expected at Zeebrugge with a second cargo on March 2 while the “Vladimir Rusanov” with 172,000 cubic metres capacity will berth on March 5 at the Belgian facility with a third shipment lifted on February 26, data showed.

May 14 (LNGJ) - The Dutch Gate terminal in Rotterdam will receive a Russian LNG shipment delivered on May 17 by the 172,000 cubic metres capacity carrier “Eduard Toll” from the Yamal plant in Siberia as the Dutch Title Transfer Facility European natural gas price remained flat at the equivalent of $1.60 per million British thermal units.

   Another LNG cargo will be delivered to the UK South Hook terminal in Milford Haven on May 21 onboard the 210,100 cubic metres capacity Q-Flex carrier, the “Al Safliya”, from Ras Laffan in Qatar with the UK benchmark National Balancing Point price lower than the Dutch TTF at $1.50 per MMBtu.