LNG

Oct 26 (LNGJ) - The first November LNG cargoes are heading for the UK and the Netherlands. The “Methane Patricia Camila” is scheduled to arrive on November 1 at the UK Dragon import terminal at the Welsh port of Milford Haven, according to shipping data. The vessel, which has 167,415 cubic metres of capacity, lifted the cargo on October 6 from the Pampa Melchorita plant in Peru.

   The “Woodside Rees Withers” with 173,400 cubic metres capacity is due to unload a US shipment on November 1 at the Dutch Gate terminal in Rotterdam. The cargo was lifted on October 19 from the Corpus Christi plant in Texas.

Sept 28 (LNGJ) - Three cargoes are heading for the European Union nations, Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium in the days ahead. The LNG carrier “Rias Baixas Knutsen” with capacity of 180,000 cubic metres is scheduled to discharge a US cargo on September 29 at the floating terminal at the German North Sea port of Wilhelmshaven, according to shipping data. The cargo was lifted on September 8 from the Cameron export point in Louisiana.

   The vessel “Woodside Rees Withers” with 173,400 cubic metres capacity is due to unload a US shipment on September 30 at the Dutch Gate terminal in Rotterdam. The cargo was lifted on September 17 from the Corpus Christi export plant in Texas. The carrier “Clean Vision” with 162,000 cubic metres of capacity is scheduled to deliver a Russian cargo on September 30 to the Belgian terminal at Zeebrugge. The cargo was loaded on September 22 at the Yamal Arctic export plant at Sabetta.

Feb 27 (LNGJ) - The Norwegian-flagged LNG carrier “Ribera Duero Knutsen” with 173,400 cubic metres capacity was scheduled to berth on February 27 at the UK Isle of Grain import terminal on the Medway River in Kent with a cargo from the US. The shipment was loaded on February 15 at the Corpus Christi export plant in Texas operated by Cheniere Energy.

   Two further deliveries are scheduled for the UK on March 3 at the import terminals at the Welsh port of Milford Haven. The “LNG Prosperity” with 174,000 cubic metres capacity is due to discharge a cargo from Peru at the Dragon terminal. That cargo was lifted on February 2 from the Pampa Melchorita facility on the Pacific Coast of Peru. Also on March 3, the 173,400 cubic metres capacity vessel “Woodside Rees Withers” is due at the South Hook terminal with a shipment from the US Corpus Christi plant.

Woodside Energy, the operator of two LNG export plants in Western Australia, has shipped an LNG cargo to the Dutch Gate import terminal in Rotterdam on behalf of Germany’s Uniper Global Commodities.