European terminal news

UAB Ignitis has secured an additional 2 TWh of annual regasification capacity on the secondary market for the period of 2033 - 2044 for KN Energies’ Klaipeda LNG terminal.

A second FSRU terminal will be constructed in the Gulf of Gdansk, meaning Poland will operate three LNG terminals.

The Tank Storage Association (TSA) has published the latest edition of its Annual Review of the bulk storage and energy infrastructure sector.

LBC Tank Terminals has taken the final investment decision to execute Project Rainbow 5 Phase A at its Rotterdam Terminal, advancing the next phase of the terminal’s multi-year expansion programme.

Exolum has commenced operations at the aviation fuel storage and distribution facilities and the hydrant network at Cristiano Ronaldo International Airport in Madeira, Portugal, managed by ANA (VINCI Group).

The signing of the first term sheet for capacity booking at the planned ammonia import terminal in Hamburg-Blumensand, Germany, took place between S.E.T. SELECT ENERGY GMBH and MB Energy.

Greenergy has expanded its storage at the Exolum Terminal at Grangemouth, delivering on its 2025 commitment to strengthen supply infrastructure in Scotland.

LanzaTech has decided to invest in Ghent, Belgium, in Europe's first commercial plant for sustainable aviation fuel based on alcohol-to-jet technology.

Exolum has signed an agreement with Severnside Carbon to advance the development of a carbon dioxide (CO2) storage terminal in Avonmouth, in the Port of Bristol, UK.

OCI Global have announced the completion of the sale of 100% of its equity interests in OCI Ammonia Holding B.V. to AGROFERT, a.s., a significant European nitrogen products manufacturer.