Terminals

Technip Energies has been selected by Harbour Energy to provide the FEED of the New Viking CCS Project in the UK.

Nebula Energy has invested US$300 million in AG&P's LNG platform to fast-track LNG terminal development across emerging markets in South and Southeast Asia.

Mabanaft has announced the establishment of its HVO100 fuel storage at VTTI’s terminal ATPC in the Port of Antwerp-Bruges.

Glenfarne Energy Transition’s Texas LNG export terminal has updated its commercial status and concluded its required permitting for Final Investment Decision (FID).

Mabanaft has signed an MoU which will see them supply TUI Cruises with methanol fuel and as a result it has begun exploring liquid bulk storage solutions.

Stena Oil and the Port of Frederikshavn, signed a takeover agreement, signifying that Stena Oil has taken possession of the Frederikshavn terminal.

Experts from Rystad Energy predict what lies ahead for the energy sector in the year ahead.

SABIC has announced the final investment decision (FID) for the SABIC Fujian Petrochemical Complex (Sino-Saudi Gulei Ethylene Complex Project) in China’s Fujian province.

The LNG Industry Outlook by Capacity and Capital Expenditure (CapEx) Including Details of All Operating and Planned Terminals to 2027 report has been released and added to Research and Markets offerings.

A new report from Wood Mackenzie suggests that the need for storage development, resilient gas demand, and the growth of LNG exports are some of the key themes to watch this year.

Exolum has announced plans to construct a green hydrogen production plant and refuelling station as part of the Tees Valley Hydrogen Vehicle Ecosystem project.

Wood Mackenzie forecasts that Asian LNG demand will increase by 5% this year, following a 2% growth in 2023.

Stolthaven Terminals has announced that the major jetty upgrade at its Dagenham facility in the UK is nearing completion.

Exolum has completed its acquisition of 50% of Vopak Moda Houston LLC, an ammonia and NGL storage terminal in Houston, US.

The Haisla Nation have announced that Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) and Black & Veatch have been selected to provide engineering, procurement and construction for the design, fabrication and delivery of the Project’s floating LNG production unit (FLNG).