LNG

Enagás, the Spanish gas grid and terminals operator, is set to begin the second phase of the capacity allocation process, or open season, after interest expressed by 16 trading companies for Spain’s El Musel liquefied natural gas re-loading facility in northern Spain set aside for the European Union.

Enagás, the Spanish gas grid and LNG terminals operator as well as a shareholder in the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP), said the US was its main liquefied natural gas supplier in the first quarter followed by Algeria and Nigeria as LNG deliveries increased substantially and European Union gas supplies became tight.