Energy terminal news

Shell Bahamas Power Company Inc. has taken a final investment decision on an LNG regasification terminal in the Bahamas.

UNIMOT Paliwa imported a seaborne shipment of crude oil to Gdansk in July 2025, which will be transported from the Naftoport terminal to the PCK refinery in Schwedt, Germany, using PERN's pipeline infrastructure.

Glenfarne Group, LLC announced a US$500 million investment with lead investors being investment funds and accounts managed by global investment firm, HPS Investment Partners, a part of BlackRock.

UAB Ignitis has secured an additional 2 TWh of annual regasification capacity on the secondary market for the period of 2033 – 2044 for KN Energies’ Klaipeda LNG terminal.

Dover Fueling Solutions® has announced the launch of ProGauge MagLink Anywhere™ which is designed to give fuel retailers reliable, real-time access to critical tank and console data from anywhere.

Energy Transfer LP has announced an expansion of the Nederland NGL Export Terminal to meet additional customer demand, Texas, US.

A second FSRU terminal will be constructed in the Gulf of Gdansk, meaning Poland will operate three LNG terminals.

LBC Tank Terminals has taken the final investment decision to execute Project Rainbow 5 Phase A at its Rotterdam Terminal, advancing the next phase of the terminal’s multi-year expansion programme.

The Zululand Energy Terminal has signed a heads of agreement with ExxonMobil South Africa LNG Ltd for the development of South Africa’s first LNG import terminal at the Port of Richards Bay.

Gasum has secured long-term LNG capacity at the Klaipeda terminal in Lithuania for the period 2033 – 2040.