Terminals

NOLA Oil Terminal, LLC has announced that it has begun construction on phase one of an oil and refined products terminal project in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana, US.

The companies have signed an agreement to discuss capacity rights for Viva Energy’s proposed LNG regasification terminal in Victoria, Australia.

The company has committed US$35 million to fund the expansion of one of its terminal storage assets in South Texas, US, in order to increase the throughput and onsite blending capacity.

INEOS FPS has announced plans to deploy AI-driven optimisation technology at its Kinneil Terminal in Grangemouth, UK.

Freeport LNG and Talos Energy Inc. have announced plans to develop a carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) project adjacent to Freeport LNG's natural gas pretreatment facilities.

Infrastructure expansion works at the Okianus Terminals in Colombia – which will guarantee the self-sufficiency of the national LPG market – have been inaugurated.

Under the agreement, the companies will cooperate in the procurement of imported natural gas resources; construction and utilisation of urban gas storage tanks; and supply of natural gas to downstream companies.

The company has begun a reappraisal of plans for commercial development of the proposed Plaquemines Liquids Terminal in southeast Louisiana, US.

Pavilion Energy, QatarEnergy, and Chevron have announced the launch of a greenhouse gas reporting methodology for delivered LNG cargoes.

The International Group of Liquefied Natural Gas Importers has released a framework for transparent emissions reporting and neutrality declarations.

VTTI has announced its acquisition of IPTF – an energy storage terminal situated in the heart of Fujairah, UAE.

The Engineering Equipment and Materials Users Association (EEMUA) has welcomed LBC Tank Terminals Group BV into its membership.

Phillips 66 has announced plans to convert its Alliance Refinery into a terminal facility following damage from Hurricane Ida.

Implico Group has welcomed Dr Volker Braun as CTO and Managing Director.

European gas storage has been struggling to fill this summer, with Wood Mackenzie predicting storage at the beginning of November to be about 75% full, 14 billion m³ below the five-year average.