Wednesday, 26 August 2026 05:22

RWE takes 16% stake in Louisiana LNG

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Aug 26 – German utility RWE has relinquished offshore wind licenses and reinvested about $900 million of the proceeds in a 16% in the Louisiana LNG project, led by the Australian energy major Woodside. For 2031, the Essen-based utility targets an adjusted EBITDA in the range of €9.2 to €10.0 billion.

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CNOOC's Binhai regasification terminal in Jiangsu has resumed commercial LNG reloads and received its 100th LNG carrier, underscoring its role in the Chinese gas trading market.

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Thursday, 16 July 2026 07:49

Marmara LNG capacity rises 63%

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Turkey has started expanding its Marmara Ereğlisi LNG import terminal with construction of a fourth storage tank, state operator BOTAŞ said. The new 160,000-cubic-meter tank will lift total LNG storage capacity to 415,000 cubic meters from 255,000 cubic meters. Works began on July 7, with addition of the fourth storage tank set to increase the terminal’s total capacity by about 63%, once in operation around 2029.

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Shell has reached financial close on a small-scale LNG regasification terminal in the Bahamas. The project will be built in phases, with the regasified LNG – mostly sourced from Shell’s US LNG offtake – set to support baseload generation at Clifton Pier in excess of 170 MW.

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Thursday, 16 July 2026 05:55

One berth, one supplier

Beihai LNG in Guangxi has discharged 26 cargoes this year to 13 July, and every one of them came from Russia. That intake marks the terminal’s second-busiest first half in eight years, behind only 2024, and ten cargoes more than it took over the same window last year. The berth is working at its usual rate. Nothing else has come through it.

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New Zealand’s government is aiming to sign a contract for developing the country’s first LNG facility before the November general election, with energy minister Simeon Brown saying a preferred bidder is likely to be selected before the vote. Imported LNG is intended to insulate New Zealand against drought risk, which can undermine its mainstay hydropower generation.

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Poland’s state-controlled TSO Gaz-System is considering adding a second floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) to its planned LNG import terminal in Gdansk. The project is slated to start with 6.1 bcm per year of regas capacity and could be expanded by another 4.5 bcm to 10.6 bcm per year when it comes online, currently targeted for 2028.

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PipeChina is gearing up to add a second regasification terminal for cargoes from Russia’s sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 project. The newly built Longkou LNG terminal in Shandong province meant to receive shipments before October.

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GTT has received an order from China Chengda Engineering Co. to design three very large onshore LNG storage tanks for PipeChina’s Yuedong LNG terminal in Jieyang, Guangdong province.

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Exxon Mobil has signed a preliminary LNG supply agreement with Zululand Energy Terminal (ZET), South Africa’s planned first LNG import facility, as the US energy major seeks to grow its global LNG supply to more than 40 mtpa by 2030.

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