LNG

May 15 (LNGJ) - UK LNG deliveries have slowed markedly in the past month but a cargo is now scheduled for May 21 at the South Hook LNG import terminal at the Port of Milford Haven.

   The vessel “GasLog Westminster” with 180,000 cubic metre of capacity is scheduled to discharge a shipment at the terminal that was lifted on May 9 from the Calcasieu Pass export plant in Louisiana.

Centrica plc, the UK owner of the British Gas utility business and an LNG importer, said in a trading update that it continued to deliver a strong operational performance from its balanced portfolio.

March 7 (LNGJ) - The 180,000 cubic metre capacity LNG carrier “Gaslog Westminster” is scheduled to arrive in the UK on March 13 with a shipment to discharge at the South Hook terminal at Milford Haven, the port authorities said. The cargo was lifted on February 27 from the Sabine Pass plant in Louisiana owned by Cheniere Energy.

   In another European berthing, the laden and Cyprus-flagged 172,000 cubic metres capacity carrier “Boris Davydov” arrived on March 7 at the French LNG terminal at the Channel port of Dunkirk, according to shipping data. The vessel lifted a cargo on February 28 from the Yamal plant located at Sabetta in northern Siberia in Russia.

Feb 7 (LNGJ) - The 180,000 cubic metres capacity “GasLog Westminister” was discharging a cargo on February 7 at the UK Isle of Grain LNG import terminal on the Medway River in Kent and delivered from the US Sabine Pass export facility in Louisiana as more shipments headed for the UK, according to port data.

   The 205,900 cubic metres capacity Qatari Q-Flex vessel “Al Sheehaniya” is scheduled to deliver a shipment on February 13 to the UK South Hook terminal in Milford Haven. The 170,800 cubic metres capacity carrier “Maran Gas Amorgos” is due to arrive on the same day at the Dragon terminal in Milford Haven with a US cargo from the Freeport plant in Texas.

Centrica plc, the UK utility and energy company with a growing LNG market presence, reported a resilient financial performance in the second half of 2020 as the trading and optimisation performance continued to be strong, especially in LNG.

GasLog Ltd, the Greek LNG fleet owner with 35 carriers split with its US affiliate GasLog Partners, reported an increase in third-quarter profits of more than 13 percent as overall revenues slipped because of the expiry of several charters, offset by new agreements in US and UK.

GasLog Ltd, the LNG fleet owner with 35 carriers split with its US affiliate GasLog Partners, said the group had signed three new loan agreements amounting to $1.1 billion arranged by 12 banks as it confirmed jobs cuts, reductions in expenses and the delivery of a new vessel.