LNG

March 13 (LNGJ) - The UK was scheduled to receive an LNG cargo at the end of the week from the Caribbean nation of Trinidad and Tobago as UK and European natural gas wholesale and LNG prices rebounded to one-month highs as cooler weather hit Europe. The UK National Balancing Point price rose to the equivalent of $16.100 per million British thermal units.

   The vessel “Maran Gas Agamemnon” with 174,000 cubic metres capacity was due to discharge a cargo on March 19 at the Dragon LNG import terminal at the port of Milford Haven, according to shipping data. The cargo was lifted on March 7 from the Point Fortin export plant in Trinidad.

Feb 13 (LNGJ) - The UK port of Milford Haven is scheduled to receive three more US LNG shipments this week. The vessel “Maran Gas Agamemnon” with 174,000 cubic metres of capacity is due to discharge a US cargo on February 15 at the Dragon import facility at the Welsh port. The cargo was lifted from the Sabine Pass plant on February 3, according to shipping data.

   A second Sabine Pass shipment carried by the 154,980 cubic metres capacity vessel “Cool Rider’ is scheduled to berth on the same day at the adjacent South Hook import terminal. A third US shipment carried by the 174,000 cubic metres capacity ship “La Seine” is scheduled to berth at the South Hook terminal on February 18 with a cargo from the Cameron plant in Louisiana.

Dec 1 (LNGJ) – Two LNG carriers are berthing at French and Dutch ports in the days ahead with US cargoes, according to shipping data. The 174,000 cubic metres capacity “Maran Gas Agamemnon” was scheduled to unload a shipment at the Gate LNG import terminal in Rotterdam from the Elba Island export plant near Savannah in Georgia.

   The 180,000 cubic metres capacity “GasLog Wales” was then scheduled to discharge a cargo on December 2 at the LNG terminal in the Channel port of Dunkirk in France. The volumes were lifted from the Cameron plant in Louisiana.

Sept 3 (LNGJ) - The 145,000 cubic metres capacity carrier “Methane Nile Eagle” was unloading a shipment on September 3 at the Japanese Ohgishima import terminal at the port of Yokohama from the Woodside Petroleum Dampier export facility in Western Australia, according to shipping data. The “Maran Gas Agamemnon” was unloading a cargo on September 3 at the Altamira terminal on the Gulf Coast of Mexico from the US Sabine Pass export plant owned by Cheniere Energy. The 171,866 cubic metres capacity carrier “Tessala” was scheduled to unload a cargo on September 4 at the French Fos sur Mer terminal near Marseille from the Arzew plant in Algeria, operated by Sonatrach. The 165,500 cubic metres capacity vessel “Woodside Donaldson” left the Pluto LNG jetty at Dampier port in Western Australia bound for the Japanese Himeji terminal where it is due to unload on September 12. The 174,100 cubic metres capacity vessel “Cesi Qingdao” is scheduled to deliver a cargo on September 14 to the Tianjin terminal in northeast China, owned by Sinopec, from Australia Pacific LNG in Queensland.