Russian LNG cargoes
May 28 (LNGJ) - Two LNG carriers carrying Russian cargoes have entered the North Sea to discharge volumes at West European regasification terminals. The tanker “Nikolay Yevgenov” with 172,600 cubic metres of capacity lifted a cargo on May 23 from the Russian Yamal plant in Northern Siberia.
The Cypriot-flagged vessel “Fedor Litke” with 177,000 cubic metres capacity was also heading for a regional terminal with a shipment loaded on May 24 at the Yamal facility, according to shipping data. A third carrier, the 172,000 cubic metres capacity “Yakov Gakkel”, was heading back to the Russian LNG export plant at Sabetta after delivering a cargo to the French import terminal in Dunkirk.
EU cargo deliveries
March 23 (LNGJ) - Two Russian LNG cargoes are headed for Belgium in the next week and two US shipments are scheduled for delivery to the Netherlands, according to shipping data. The tanker “Nikolay Yevgenov” with 172,600 cubic metres of capacity is due to berth at the Belgian import terminal at Zeebrugge on March 25 with a Yamal cargo lifted on March 17. A second delivery is due from the Russian export plant at Sabetta on March 28 on board the 172,000 cubic metres capacity carrier “Yakov Gakkel”.
Deliveries to the Netherlands from the US will include a shipment from the Cameron plant in Louisiana scheduled to be delivered to the Eemshaven facility on March 24 by the “Marvel Pelican” carrier with 155,000 cubic metres capacity. Another US cargo is due for delivery on March 30 to the Gate terminal in Rotterdam by the 174,000 cubic metres capacity vessel “LNG Endeavour” and lifted on March 18 from the Freeport plant in Texas.
Russian LNG for UK
Dec 8 (LNGJ) - The 172,000 cubic metres capacity carrier “Yakov Gakkel” is scheduled to discharge a shipment on December 14 at the UK Dragon import terminal in the Welsh port of Milford Haven from the Novatek-operated Arctic Yamal export plant in northern Siberia, according to port authorities.
Teekay LNG Partners posts solid earnings on time-charters as Bahrain terminal starts up
Teekay LNG Partners recorded strong earnings for the fourth quarter and the full year after successfully completing its newbuild programme and securing attractive time-charters during the year amid the start-up of the Bahrain import project in the Gulf.
