Terminal news

Baker Hughes has been chosen to supply critical gas compression, power generation equipment, and project development support for ST LNG’s proposed 8.4 million tpy LNG export terminal offshore the US.

War in the Middle East has triggered severe global supply disruptions in oil and gas, with reported damage and shutdowns affecting LNG trains, refineries, fuel terminals, and critical gas-to-liquids facilities across the region, according to Rystad Energy.

Reganosa has secured a new contract in Senegal as project management consultant for the LNG import terminal in Dakar promoted by ELTON Logistics and Services.

Transnet National Ports Authority has appointed FFS Tank Terminals as the preferred bidder to refurbish and operate a liquid bulk terminal for a 25 year concession period at the Port of Cape Town, South Africa.

The US exported approximately 0.3 billion ft3/d of LNG to destinations in the Caribbean in 2025, according to the U.S. Department of Energy’s LNG Exports and Re-Exports Details.

Evos Rotterdam has commenced the realisation of a major expansion project for (low-carbon) methanol and ethanol storage, following a signing ceremony held at the Port of Rotterdam.

TotalEnergies has signed a preliminary agreement with Glenfarne for the long-term offtake of 2 million tpy of LNG from the Alaska LNG project over 20 years.

The US Secretary of Energy has signed an export authorisation for a 12% expansion in exports at Cheniere Energy’s Corpus Christi LNG terminal.

The US EIA has reported that the US is the largest exporter of LNG, ahead of Australia and Qatar, 10 years after the first cargo left the Sabine Pass Terminal.

Uniper and Gujarat State Petroleum Corp. have finalised an up to 10-year LNG agreement for up to 0.5 million tpy LNG deliveries into LNG terminals located on the west coast of India.