Exmar targets LNG bunkering market with floating transshipment unit

Exmar has taken delivery of the 146,000-cbm LNG carrier Simaisma and secured a seven-year charter for the vessel. The ship will be modified in dry dock to serve as a floating transshipment unit for the LNG bunkering market. It will receive large LNG cargoes from trading carriers, then reload smaller LNG bunkering vessels supplying fuel to ships. The deal expands Exmar’s floating LNG activities alongside its FSRU and floating storage projects in the Netherlands and Colombia.

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Indian Oil starts LNG deliveries to Nepal

Regas

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Indian Oil starts LNG deliveries to Nepal

Indian Oil has completed the first trucked LNG delivery to Nepal, marking the country’s debut LNG import. The cargo was received at Nepal’s first LNG regasification plant in Simara, operated by SG Group’s Yogya Holdings.

Regas

September 15, 2025

Germany’s DET launches commercial operations at second Wilhelmshaven FSRU

Germany’s DET will launch commercial operations at its second FSRU terminal in Wilhelmshaven, with the Excelsior FSRU delivering up to 1.9 bcm of gas in 2025

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Engie pens Thai LNG supply deal

French energy firm Engie has signed a long-term LNG sales and purchase agreement with Thailand’s Gulf Development.

Exmar targets LNG bunkering market with floating transshipment unit

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