Woodside organises Louisiana LNG ship handling tugs
Woodside Energy has awarded a services contract to Green Tug Towing – a joint venture of Harbor Docking & Towing and Saltchuk Marine – for the design and construction of four new tugs.
EXMAR kicks off Eemshaven FSRU berthing work
Belgian gas carrier player, EXMAR has started the conversion work needed for a new FSRU to be moored at north Holland’s EemsEnergyTerminal, which is a subsidiary of Gasunie and Vopak.
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Re-emergence of Gulf LNG exports to take time
As the US blockade of Iran’s ports and the Strait of Hormuz begins, QatarEnergies is working towards restarting some of Ras Laffan’s LNG trains, as shipping disruptions are anticipated to ease by the end of April.
LNG shipments to Asia fall to six-year low
The 30-day moving LNG shipments to Asia average fell to below 600,000 tonnes last weekend – the lowest number of arrivals in nearly six years, Bloomberg ship-tracking data showed.
Goldman Sachs warns of gas price blood bath
US financial giant, Goldman Sachs has warned that the damage to Qatar’s LNG infrastructure could push global gas prices anywhere between 50 and 100% higher.
Atlantic SEE LNG Trade to ramp up LNG supplies
Greek based, Atlantic SEE LNG Trade, a joint venture between AKTOR (60%) and DEPA Commercial (40%), aims to finalise LNG supply agreements this summer, paving the way for a new FSRU.
Shell becomes India’s largest LNG supplier
UK energy major, Shell is now India’s largest LNG supplier after Qatar was forced to halt supplies, due to the West Asian conflict.
EU keeps Arctic LNG afloat
The European Union imported 69 cargoes of LNG from Russia’s Yamal Arctic LNG project during the first quarter of this year, generating an estimated €2.88 bill in payments to the country, according to Kpler data analysed by German NGO, Urgewald.
