A new LNG-powered passenger/car ferry will soon enter service in the Baltic Sea, operating between the cities of Vaasa in Finland and Umea in Sweden.
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Gazprom: Amur Gas Processing Plant enters operation
The commissioning ceremony for the first production train of the Amur Gas Processing Plant (GPP), one of the largest plants of its kind in the world, took place on June 9.
Turkey: president announces new gas reserves find in Black Sea
The Turkish president on Friday announced the discovery of another 135 billion cubic meters of natural gas in the Black Sea, following a historic find last year.
Gazprom to build small-scale LNG plant in Kemerovo
Russian gas giant Gazprom is looking to build a small-scale liquefaction plant in southwestern Siberia.
Poland ready to help Ukraine become independent of Gazprom
Ukraine needs to start real work with Poland and other countries to become independent of Gazprom and avoid political gas blackmail in the future, Polish Ambassador to Ukraine Bartosz Cichocki has said.
Gazprom broke new records in gas supplies to foreign consumers
Gazprom domestic supplies from the gas transmission system rose by 17% (or by 18.8 billion cubic meters) over said period of 2021.
Sakhalin Energy offloaded the 2000th LNG cargo
On May 29 the 2000th standard LNG cargo produced since the start-up of the first Russian LNG plant in 2009 was shipped to the Energy Advance gas carrier at the Prigorodnoye port.
Novak: Russian gas via Nord Stream as being four times cleaner
Russian gas supplied to Europe via the Nord Stream has a carbon footprint that is four times smaller than from the US gas, Alexander Novak told reporters.
Russian Tatneft to build a network of LNG refuelling stations
The Russian company Tatneft is launching a new project related to the use of liquefied natural gas as a fuel in automotive transport.
Gazprom starts work on new gas production complex Ust-Luga
Russia’s Gazprom has started building a giant natural gas and LNG production complex in the Baltic port of Ust-Luga.