Germanys third LNG import hub, Wilhelmshaven 2, is now operational, delivering 4.6 billion cubic meters of annual regasification capacity to bolster Europes energy resilience and reduce reliance on Russian gas. The project, completed in just 2.5 years, features advanced technology like an ultrasound system to prevent pipe fouling and a first-of-its-kind offshore jetty for minimal environmental impact.
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Woodfibre Management has advanced its $5.1 billion LNG export project in British Columbia with the arrival of the first seven modules, marking a key step toward building the world’s first net-zero LNG facility by 2027. The project aims to supply Asian markets with lower-carbon fuel while leveraging hydroelectric power and carbon offsets to meet environmental goals.
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Egypt has deployed its second floating gas terminal, the Energos Power, to boost LNG imports and prevent blackouts during peak summer demand, with two more units planned to join the fleet soon. The move aims to stabilize energy supply for both households and industries while reducing reliance on pipeline imports.
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MMA Offshore has secured a multi-year contract with Chevron Australia for its platform supply vessel MMA Plover, which will support critical gas logistics and emissions reduction efforts in Western Australia. The modified vessel will enhance cargo capacity for Chevron’s Barrow Island and Wheatstone assets, key hubs for LNG production in the Asia Pacific region.
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XRG has secured a 38% stake in Turkmenistans gas-rich Block 1 through a production-sharing contract, marking its second major hydrocarbon deal since launching in late 2024. The move strengthens XRGs position in key gas supply chains amid rising global demand.
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