Two new LNG floating terminals are now operational in Egypt, bringing some relief to the North African nation that last year ...

The proposed terminal would store up to 450,000 cubic meters of LNG equivalent to 9.2 bcf of gas, vaporize LNG and send it out through a connecting pipeline at a baseload rate of 1.2 bcf per day.

The LNG terminal was the first facility of its kind in Eastern Europe and was commissioned in December 2014, as the three Baltic states — Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia — were exploring ways of ...

Rising demand for natural gas, coupled with the rising price of natural gas, has convinced the owners of the existing LNG import terminals to re-start and/or expand production, and has prompted ...