LNG

Sembcorp Industries has entered a Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA) with Chevron to import up to 0.6 million tons of LNG per annum over ten years, starting from 2028. Sembcorp has two gas-fired cogeneration plants, producing 1,219 MW of electricity and 1,000 tonnes of steam per hour on Jurong Island, where a hydrogen-ready plant is also under development.

Singapore LNG Corp., operator of the city-state’s import terminal on Jurong Island, said it was seeking non-binding expressions of interest for the use of a proposed fifth LNG storage tank.

Sept 11 (LNGJ) - The 140,000 cubic metres capacity carrier “Arctic Voyager” will deliver a cargo on September 12 to the Dutch gate terminal in Rotterdam from the Hammerfest plant in Norway, operated by Equinor. The 210,100 cubic metres capacity carrier “Al Ruwais” will unload a cargo on September 13 at the Hazira terminal near Mumbai, operated by Shell India, from Ras Laffan in Qatar. The 141,000 cubic metres capacity carrier “LNG Adamawa” will unload a shipment on September 16 at the Portuguese Sines terminal from the Bonny Island plant in Nigeria. The 160,000 cubic metres capacity vessel “Asia Vision” will unload a cargo on September 18 at the Incheon terminal in South Korea from the Wheatstone export plant in Western Australia operated by Chevron. The 141,000 cubic metres capacity vessel “LNG Cross River” will deliver a Nigerian cargo on September 19 to the Indian Dahej terminal, operated by Petronet. The 155,000 cubic metres capacity “British Sapphire” will deliver a shipment on September 22 to the Singapore import terminal on Jurong Island from Atlantic LNG in Trinidad.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in and Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong have held talks in the Asian city state and agreed to further strengthen economic cooperation in liquefied natural gas and energy as well as in other sectors.

Singapore LNG cargo indices stayed above the $11.00 per million British thermal units mark for North Asia and Dubai-Kuwait-India shipments for delivery windows in the first and second halves of August and through to September.

Trafigura, the international commodities trading company, has signed an agreement with Singapore LNG Corp. for storage and reload services at the city-state’s import terminal on Jurong Island.

Singapore LNG Corp., the owner of the city-state’s sole liquefied natural gas import terminal on Jurong Island, said it had performed its first small-scale LNG re-loading operation for a newbuild owned by Royal Dutch Shell to underline its capabilities as an Asian fuel hub.