Terminals

PETRONAS has signed a deal with Shenergy Group to supply LNG to a receiving terminal in China.

Magellan Midstream to sell three marine terminals

McDermott and its partners have announced the start of commercial operation of Train 2 at the Freeport LNG project.

Elengy has recently announced that the Fos Tonkin terminal will continue operating the site after 2020.

Matrix Service has been selected as the EPC contractor by Eagle LNG to build the Jacksonville LNG Export Facility, with Chart Industries’ technology also to be utilised.

Edgewater Midstream has announced a US$400 million equity commitment from EnCap Flatrock Midstream.

Pavilion Energy Pte Ltd has announced the acquisition of Iberdrola’s portfolio of LNG and gas assets, as well as the launch of its Europe operations.

Sempra Energy has announced that it will open a new Center of Excellence in Houston, Texas later this year.

Enterprise and Navigator have announced that the first cargo of ethylene has been shipped from their joint venture marine terminal in Texas.

Part of its transshipment agreement, Yamal LNG has begun using a dedicated LNG transshipment tank at the Zeebrugge LNG Terminal.

EnergyQuest has announced that Australia has formally claimed the title of world’s largest LNG exporter.

Sempra LNG and Aramco Services Company have signed an Interim Project Participation Agreement for the Port Arthur LNG project.

Global LNG production jumped in 2019, triggering oversupply and low prices that are expected to persist in 2020, according to Ed Cox, Editor, Global LNG at ICIS.

Eni and its partners in Nigeria LNG have reached an FID for the plant expansion project, aimed at raising capacity to over 30 million tpy.

Train 2 and Train 3 at the Cameron LNG facility are expected to start commercial operations in 1Q20 and 3Q20, respectively.