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LNG Milestones: Canada’s 2nd Train, Iraq’s First Terminal, Nakilat’s 25-Ship Push ⚙️

LNG Milestones: Canada’s 2nd Train, Iraq’s First Terminal, Nakilat’s 25-Ship Push ⚙️

From Excelerate’s bold entry into Iraq 🇮🇶 to Shell’s second LNG Canada train 🇨🇦 and Nakilat’s record 25 newbuilds 🚢 — this week’s LNG4U tracks major progress across projects, fleets, and markets.

From EU’s LNG ban to bio-LNG breakthroughs — the energy tides are turning 🌍

From EU’s LNG ban to bio-LNG breakthroughs — the energy tides are turning 🌍

Europe accelerates its 2027 Russian LNG ban as Western majors pivot to Iraq’s gas game. Exmar joins Gasunie and Vopak for new FSRUs in the Netherlands, while Singapore and Delfin move ahead with next-gen floating LNG builds.

From Nigeria’s new LNG train to CMA CGM’s Indian build — the global gas race heats up 🔥

From Nigeria’s new LNG train to CMA CGM’s Indian build — the global gas race heats up 🔥

Shell greenlights a new Gulf of Guinea project feeding Nigeria LNG’s 7th train, while NextDecade expands Rio Grande with Train 5.

LNG Expands on All Fronts: New FSRUs, Mega Deals, and Bunkering Growth

LNG Expands on All Fronts: New FSRUs, Mega Deals, and Bunkering Growth

From Colombia’s and Sardinia’s FSRU plans to Turkey’s 20-year U.S. LNG deal — plus Molgas’ big Titan acquisition and Avenir’s ExxonMobil charter — this week shows LNG’s global supply chain in full motion.

LNG on the Move: Iraq’s First FSRU, Hanwha’s Bold STS, and U.S. Export Records

LNG on the Move: Iraq’s First FSRU, Hanwha’s Bold STS, and U.S. Export Records

From Iraq’s debut floating terminal to Hanwha’s world-first LNG STS transfer — plus U.S. export highs and fresh shipbuilding orders — this week charts how LNG’s next wave is taking shape.

LNG fleet shake-ups and mega-orders reshape the market

LNG fleet shake-ups and mega-orders reshape the market

From Egypt’s idle import tankers to China’s first northern-built LNG carrier, the industry is pivoting fast. Woodside eyes 20 newbuildings, Turkey locks in long-term U.S. supply, and bunkering shifts as players enter—and exit—the game.

EU eyes ban, Yamal exports fall, fleet renewal accelerates

EU eyes ban, Yamal exports fall, fleet renewal accelerates

EU pushes for an LNG ban in fresh sanctions, Yamal cargoes drop 16 shipments, record scrapping reshapes the fleet, and shipowners from NYK to Asyad ramp up newbuild plans — while Wärtsilä and BSM secure key technical deals.

Breaking Barriers: Nuclear-Powered LNG Carriers, Sanctioned Flows to China & Bold New SPAs

Breaking Barriers: Nuclear-Powered LNG Carriers, Sanctioned Flows to China & Bold New SPAs

From Samsung’s nuclear LNG carrier design to sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 cargoes landing in China, this week saw game-changing moves across the LNG value chain.

Italy restarts Adriatic terminal, Canada hits LNG export milestone and MOL bets on wind-powered LNG carriers

Italy restarts Adriatic terminal, Canada hits LNG export milestone and MOL bets on wind-powered LNG carriers

Canada celebrates its 10th export cargo, Italy’s Adriatic LNG terminal ramps back to full send-out and Woodfibre passes its halfway mark.

LNG pivots: FSRU upgrades, scrapping surge & billion-dollar deals

LNG pivots: FSRU upgrades, scrapping surge & billion-dollar deals

From Croatia’s FSRU overhaul and Greece’s demolition sales to Hanwha’s $5B U.S. shipyard bet — this week LNG is in motion: new QatarEnergy deliveries, Russia’s Arctic output push, soft shipping rates, and fresh long-term contracts from ADNOC, Trafigura, and Sempra.

LNG shifts gears: Record FLNG builds, bold contracts & idle fleets.

LNG shifts gears: Record FLNG builds, bold contracts & idle fleets.

From Nassau’s LNG-to-power push to Dubai’s record-setting FLNG. Idle ships exit the market, newbuilds for QatarEnergy and Shell hit the water, Gunvor and Nigeria LNG secure long-term deals, and CMA CGM doubles down on bio-LNG.

LNG Terminals Restart, $2Bn UK Deal, and Arctic Ice-Class Moves

LNG Terminals Restart, $2Bn UK Deal, and Arctic Ice-Class Moves

From Greece’s FSRU back online to Centrica’s $2Bn Isle of Grain bid — plus U.S. eyes Alaska LNG, MOL’s ice-class fleet shifts, and new mega shipbuilding orders. The LNG tide keeps turning fast.

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