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BP agreed to sell a share of its pipeline assets to Buckeye
BP Products North America announced yesterday that it signed a deal to sell some of its refined petroleum products terminals and pipelines to one of the leading petroleum distributors in the US, Buckeye Partners L.P, for $225 million.
read more... 21/03/2011
Baltic States want a mutual LNG terminal
During an official meeting in Vihula, Estonia on Friday, the prime ministers of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia sustained that they would seek European Union (EU) funding for a single LNG import terminal.
read more... 18/02/2011
New Polish LNG terminal planned for 2014.
The building of the liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Świnoujście, Poland will start at the end of March this year. The project is estimated to cost 2.9 billion polish zlotys and should be put into operation till mid-2014. The terminal should be connected to the transportation system in 2013, with a delay of one year after the terminal became operational from mechanic and technological point of view.
read more... 27/01/2011
Poweo will decide on Antifer LNG terminal future.
According to the declarations made by Poweo, the French leading operator of power and gas, the board should decide if it will continue the implementation of its Antifer LNG terminal project in the northern France, at Le Havre. The Antifer LNG project involves the construction of a terminal of a 9 billion cubic meter per year.
read more... 05/01/2011
U.K.’s National Grid - expansion of LNG import terminal.
U.K.’s National Grid announced the startup of the company’s Isle of grain LNG import terminal in Kent, near London with an extended capacity of over 50 percent.
read more... 07/12/2010