LNG

Singapore LNG (SLNG) has begun construction of a third jetty at its Jurong Island terminal to boost LNG reload and bunker capacity, with completion targeted in the second half of 2028. The new berth is designed to support about 2 mtpa of LNG bunker reload demand, including break-bulk and other small-scale LNG operations.

FortisBC can move ahead with its C$3.1 billion Tilbury Phase 2 expansion in Delta, British Columbia, after securing federal and provincial environmental approvals, clearing the way for a construction start in 2027.

Panama’s $1.15 billion AES Colón venture, an integrated LNG import terminal and power plant, is due to start full commercial operation on September 1. Investors inaugurated the project this week.