Tag: LNG infrastructure

Russia’s LNG Gorskaya said it has been given a permit by the Federal Marine and River Transport Agency (Rosmorrechflot) to invest into the construction of a liquefied natural gas port in Saint-Petersburg.

Excelerate, Petrobangla, and the Government of Bangladesh have executed the Terminal Use Agreement (“TUA”) and the Implementation Agreement (“IA”) for the construction and operation of Bangladesh’s first LNG import terminal Moheshkhali Floating LNG.

Bulgarian state energy holding company BEH and Greek natural gas company Gastrade announced their partnership to build an offshore LNG terminal in northern Greece.

The Antwerp Port Authority announced that it has signed a 30-year concession agreement with the ENGIE energy group to develop an Alternative Energy Hub.

The stakeholders of the Kakinada Ports foresee an accelerated growth in the export and import activity at the ports in the next four years and develop plans for building LNG terminals in the area as well.

Neste Jacobs and Port of Turku have signed a contract for Neste Jacobs to investigate the potential and possibilities of LNG in Turku region together with the Port of Turku. The LNG terminal is planned to be located in Pansio harbour area in Turku. It would enable availability of low emission and environmental friendly LNG in the Turku area. The terminal would serve both maritime traffic, and public transport and the local industry needs.

According to the ABS group, three recent infrastructure trends are going to impact the ongoing development of LNG projects and influence future adoption rates.

The Oregon LNG Project has officially announced that it is ceasing operations immediately following a decision by the owner of the project Leucadia National Corporation.