Terminals

Under the Heads of Agreement (HOA), PTT will supply LNG to Centrica for a 10 year period across a range of destinations in Asia, with deliveries expected to begin in 2028.

Energy Transfer has expanded an LNG supply agreement with Chevron by 1 million tpy from Lake Charles LNG, US.

The tanker delivered 92 000 t of Azeri Light crude oil from the Caspian region, having departed from the Ceyhan terminal in Türkiye.

Greenergy, a UK supplier and distributor of transportation fuels, has reached an agreement to increase its capacity at the Exolum terminal in Grangemouth, Scotland.

ITS, in close collaboration with Port of Södertälje, has taken a decisive step towards establishing an open and flexible infrastructure for captured CO2 in the Mälardalen region.

In India, AVTL, will develop a brownfield ammonia terminal at the existing Pipavav location. The terminal will be the first independent ammonia storage terminal in India.

First gas is flowing through Strohm’s Thermoplastic Composite Pipe (TCP) system at the Wilhelmshaven 2 terminal in Germany.

Woodside Energy and PETRONAS, through its subsidiary PETRONAS LNG Ltd, have signed a non-binding heads of agreement (HOA) for the supply of LNG to Malaysia.

Worley Ltd has provided a progress update on its reimbursable EPC contract with Venture Global for its CP2 project – a major LNG export facility in Louisiana, US.

ORLEN Paliwa has completed a major investment project at the Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) Terminal in Szczecin.

The collaboration assessed technical alternatives for CO2 imports by rail and exports by ship. The terminal is designed to support carbon capture and storage (CCS) by enabling the transport of CO2 to offshore storage sites.

The deal is for a 20-year sale and purchase agreement for LNG offtake of 1.5 million tpy on a free on board basis from the Port Arthur LNG Phase 2 development project.

The agreement covers port management, container handling, and feeder container ship services for the Borouge Container Terminal in Al Ruwais Industrial City, Abu Dhabi.

The pipeline forms part of Glenfarne’s broader Alaska LNG development, which includes a proposed 1300 km (807-mile) natural gas pipeline from the North Slope to the southern coast near Anchorage, a gas treatment plant, LNG import terminal, and LNG export facility.

Set to be the largest of its kind in the country, the terminal is being developed in partnership with the ASAS Group of Companies, whose involvement will help extend the terminal’s impact well beyond Tanzania’s borders.