LNG import news

AS Latvenergo has concluded agreements for several natural gas supply transactions using the Inko Port LNG terminal in 4Q25.

TotalEnergies, Shell, and Metlen Energy & Metals have been selected for the supply of LNG to the Alexandroupolis Terminal in Greece for autumn/winter.

The government of Gibraltar has announced that Shell LNG Gibraltar Ltd will transition the operations and maintenance of Gibraltar’s LNG terminal from Molgas Energy to px (Gibraltar) Ltd.

ORLEN has completed its first delivery of 100 million m3 of natural gas to Japan.

The New Zealand government is aiming to being LNG imports in winter 2027 as part of its plans to increase security of supply.

BOTAS and Woodside have signed an LNG heads of agreement under which Woodside will supply BOTAS a total of approximately 5.8 billion m3 natural gas equivalent of LNG for up to nine years.

The LNG industry confronts a potential oversupply crisis as aggressive investment in new capacity meets weakening Chinese demand and mounting geopolitical uncertainty, assesses Wood Mackenzie.

EXMAR has signed contracts with Regasificadora Del Pacífico S.A.S. in respect of the deployment of an FSU on the west coast of Colombia.

Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement has taken on the technical management of a Pronav-managed FSRU for the first time.

New Fortress Energy Inc. has reached agreement on contract terms with the Third-Party Procurement Office and the Puerto Rico Public-Private Partnerships Authority for the long-term supply of LNG to Puerto Rico.