Italian gas grid and LNG terminals operator SNAM makes progress in acquiring more natural gas storage
Italian gas grid and LNG terminals operator Societa Nazionale Metanodotti (SNAM), is making progress in acquiring more natural storage in Italy to underpin the build-out of floating LNG import terminals.
Italian gas grid and LNG terminals owner SNAM gives update on project using ‘BW Singapore’ FSRU
Italian gas grid and LNG terminals operator Societa Nazionale Metanodotti (SNAM) has given a detailed update on the plans to deploy a floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) at the port of Ravenna in the North of the Adriatic coast.
FLNG terminal ‘FSRU Toscana’ completes first phase of maintenance in Genoa and now moved to Marseille yard
Italian floating LNG terminal company, OLT Offshore LNG Toscana controlled by Italian natural gas grid and LNG terminals operator Societa Nazionale Metanodotti (SNAM), said the “FSRU Toscana” has completed the first phase of maintenance at a shipyard in Italy’s northwest port of Genoa.
Italian floating LNG terminal for Tuscany is towed to shipyard in port of Genoa for start of major maintenance
Italian floating LNG terminal company, OLT Offshore LNG Toscana controlled by Italian natural gas grid and LNG terminals operator Societa Nazionale Metanodotti (SNAM), said the “FSRU Toscana” has been towed to a shipyard in Genoa for the first phase of a maintenance programme.
Italian floating LNG terminal off the coast of Tuscany will be offline longer than first expected for maintenance
Italian floating LNG terminal company, OLT Offshore LNG Toscana controlled by Italian natural gas grid and LNG terminals operator Societa Nazionale Metanodotti (SNAM), said the “FSRU Toscana” vessel would be undergoing long-term maintenance for a longer period than initially expected.
Italian West Coast floating LNG terminal ‘FSRU Toscana’ set to be offline for six months for major maintenance
Italian floating LNG terminal company, OLT Offshore LNG Toscana controlled by Italian natural gas grid and LNG terminals operator Societa Nazionale Metanodotti (SNAM), said the “FSRU Toscana” vessel would be undergoing long-term maintenance at a shipyard and would be offline for six months.
Eni supplies first commercial LNG cargo to fourth Italian import terminal at the Tuscan port of Piombino
Italian energy major Eni has delivered the first commercial liquefied natural gas shipment to the nation’s fourth import terminal at the Tuscan port of Piombino.
Italian gas grid and terminals operator SNAM allocates Piombino FSRU capacity despite legal challenge
The proposed floating LNG terminal at the Italian Port of Piombino in northwest Italy has filled 86 percent of the regasification and cargo slots even amid a pending legal decision on whether the facility can start up as planned.
Italian gas spending
Jan 20 (LNGJ) - Italy’s Societa Nazionale Metanodotti (National Pipeline Company), also known as SNAM, plans to invest €10 billion ($10.8Bln) in natural gas pipelines and LNG facilities in its revised budget through to 2026. SNAM said €6.3Bln would go on pipelines, including upgrading the Adriatic Line. A further €1.4Bln would be spent on two LNG floating storage and regasification units (FSRUs) and €1.3Bln would go on expanding and upgrading gas storage sites.
“Within a backdrop of extreme uncertainty and volatility, Snam has succeeded in guaranteeing maximum support to cope with the emergency, creating the basis for the necessary actions to tackle the near future,” said Stefano Venier, Chief Executive. “We will significantly increase investments compared to the past to strengthen our infrastructure and contribute to the country's greater energy security for the next few years and beyond,” added Venier.
Italy shows European Union New Year gas over-supply with almost 40 percent more stored amid lower prices
Italy’s Societa Nazionale Metanodotti (SNAM), or National Pipeline Company, said its natural gas storage subsidiary had ended the year with nearly 40 percent more gas in storage than at the same time last year as usage was lower and power companies used alternatives to gas in the energy mix.
