Korean LNG imports jump with volumes from sources such as US and Malaysian floating plant
South Korean liquefied natural gas imports rose by 8.8 percent in June compared with a year ago as shipments arrived from main supplier Qatar and other nations, including Australia, the US, Oman, Indonesia and Malaysia, which delivered a cargo from its floating plant offshore Sarawak.
Korean LNG shipments rise from Australia and Qatar and include re-exports from Europe
South Korean liquefied natural gas imports rose 22.5 percent compared with the same month of 2017 as more shipments came in from Qatar, Australia and the United States and three cargoes were re-exported from Europe.
LNG cargoes delivered
Feb 1 (LNGJ) - The 160,000 cubic metres capacity vessel “Golar Celsius” has just unloaded a cargo from Qatargas at the Egyptian Port of Ain Sokhna in the Gulf of Suez, according to shipping data. The 160,000 cubic metres capacity “Asia Energy” arrived at the Map Ta Phut import terminal in Thailand with a cargo from the Gladstone export plant in eastern Australia. The 155,000 cubic metres capacity “Tangguh Sago” has arrived with a cargo from Indonesia at the Kwangyang import terminal in South Korea, operated by POSCO, the steel company.
