Shell: Global demand for LNG expected to grow by 65% by 2050
Global demand for LNG is expected to increase to nearly 700 million tpy by 2050, an increase of around 65% from 2025 levels, according to Shell’s LNG Outlook 2026.
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Global demand for LNG is expected to increase to nearly 700 million tpy by 2050, an increase of around 65% from 2025 levels, according to Shell’s LNG Outlook 2026.
Vitol Inc. and IRH Global Trading Ltd have declared executed a natural gas sale and purchase agreement.
A second FSRU terminal will be constructed in the Gulf of Gdansk, meaning Poland will operate three LNG terminals.
Baker Hughes has announced an award to provide comprehensive lifecycle services and iCenter™ digital services for turbomachinery equipment at the greenfield ANOH Gas Processing Plant in Nigeria.
John Crane has developed a validated methodology that significantly improves the accuracy of drivetrain analysis in critical rotating equipment.
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.
ECOnnect Energy has signed an agreement with Sociedad Portuaria Puerto Bahía S.A. to deliver its jettyless transfer system for Puerto Bahía´s fast-tracked LNG import terminal in Colombia.
Gasum has secured long-term LNG capacity at the Klaipeda terminal in Lithuania for the period 2033 – 2040.
Naftogaz Group has secured long-term LNG regasification capacity in Europe for the first time.
PETRONAS and JERA have signed a new long-term supply deal extending partnership into 2040s.
Donaldson has launched its iCue™ Connected Technology for compressed air and hydraulic fluids filtration equipment.
Eskom and Zululand Energy Terminal have signed a heads of agreement to become a foundation customer at the proposed LNG import terminal in South Africa.