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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.

From billion-dollar LNG charters to Hudson Bay export dreams

From billion-dollar LNG charters to Hudson Bay export dreams

Golar secures a $400M/year FLNG deal in Argentina, Cheniere targets 100 mtpa capacity, Canada eyes Arctic export routes, and LNG shipping sees vintage sales, high-tech charters, and fresh FSRU conversions.

LNG Terminals Transform | Shipyards Heat Up | Sanctions Shake Shipping

LNG Terminals Transform | Shipyards Heat Up | Sanctions Shake Shipping

Petronet ditches FSRU plans for land-based terminal, LNG Canada touts faster Asia route, and Russia’s Arctic exports face new hurdles

Qatar’s New Order, U.S. LNG Boom & Record LNG Ship Demolitions

Qatar’s New Order, U.S. LNG Boom & Record LNG Ship Demolitions

Nakilat secured financing, Venture Global launches its 3rd U.S. LNG plant, and 2025 hits a record for LNG carrier demolitions.

Decarbonize, Diversify, Deploy: Zeebrugge Cuts CO2, Philippines Turns to LNG, Egypt Adds FSRU

Decarbonize, Diversify, Deploy: Zeebrugge Cuts CO2, Philippines Turns to LNG, Egypt Adds FSRU

Fluxys advances CO2 reduction at Zeebrugge, the Philippines leans into LNG-fired power, and Egypt secures the Energos Winter FSRU

From Brazil’s FSRU revamp to Asia-bound Qatari cargoes — LNG momentum is accelerating

From Brazil’s FSRU revamp to Asia-bound Qatari cargoes — LNG momentum is accelerating

Excelerate adds reliquefaction in Brazil, Klaipėda brings virtual biomethane to Europe, ADNOC and SEFE ink long-term deals, and the scrapping of older tonnage accelerates. Plus, newbuilds, FSRUs, and legal tension in the LNG bunkering world.

LNG on the Move: U.S. Expands, Russia Retreats, Egypt Reactivates

LNG on the Move: U.S. Expands, Russia Retreats, Egypt Reactivates

A new U.S. offshore terminal, Russia’s LNG volumes shrink, Egypt repositions its FSRU, and MSC places a $1.2B LNG ship order — this week’s headlines reflect a market in transition. Dive in for the full pulse of LNG.

First Cargo from Canada, U.S. Expansions, and GPS Warnings in Qatar

First Cargo from Canada, U.S. Expansions, and GPS Warnings in Qatar

Canada’s LNG export era officially begins with the first cargo out of Kitimat, while Cheniere and Coastal Bend double down on U.S. production. Woodside’s $5.7B Louisiana deal and Chevron’s new long-term SPA mark bullish moves. Meanwhile, Qatar halts nighttime channel traffic over escalating GPS signal disruptions.

Hormuz Risk Looms, LNG Canada Ramps Up, Russia Eyes Arctic & Subsea Exports

Hormuz Risk Looms, LNG Canada Ramps Up, Russia Eyes Arctic & Subsea Exports

Strait of Hormuz tensions threaten 20% of global supply, LNG flows begin at Germany’s Wilhelmshaven-2, LNG Canada readies for export, , Russia launches Arctic summer sailings, and LNG bunkering gains ground in Nanaimo and Livorno.

Gulf Tensions, Steel Sparks & Global Gas Games

Gulf Tensions, Steel Sparks & Global Gas Games

From Hormuz chokepoints to billion-dollar LNG buys — the seascape is shifting fast

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