Terminals

Neste’s newly-commissioned terminal capacity in Houston, Texas has expanded the availability of sustainable aviation fuel at US airports.

New Fortress Energy has achieved First LNG for its Fast LNG asset located off the coast of Mexico.

Woodside has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire ownership of Tellurian including the Driftwood LNG development.

Terminal operator Standic has announced the completion of the second phase of its Antwerp terminal project.

Sempra Infrastructure has announced an EPC contract with Bechtel for Port Arthur LNG Phase 2.

CTS has been awarded a major contract for six new external floating roof tanks to be built at a new Nigerian Crude oil export terminal.

Work has been proceeding according to schedule for the offshore regasifier near Ravenna, Italy.

Mabanaft has submitted its permit-related approval documents for the planned construction of ammonia import terminal in Hamburg, Germany.

Stolthaven Terminals has been selected as the potential operator for Brazil's first green ammonia export terminal.

POSCO International has completed the construction of the Gwangyang 1st LNG Terminal.

LBC Tank Terminals has entered a partnership with KH Engineering to expand its existing storage capacity in Antwerp, Belgium.

Rubis Terminal has rebranded as Tepsa, building on its legacy and embracing evolution.

Shell has boosted its LNG business with an FID on the Manatee project in Trinidad and Tobago.

Shell has revealed its plans to invest in the Ruwais LNG project in Abu Dhabi, UAE.

Through a joint venture Aegis Vopak Terminals Ltd has been exploring options to fund future growth for AVTL.