Are Bonaire and Sint-Eustatius honoured?

Late last week, the good news was received that the project proposals of Bonaire, Sint-Eustatius and Saba were honoured. They are the only islands in the Caribbean whose proposals made it through the selection.

Who owns FSRU Energos force?

In March, state-owned LNG terminal operator Deutsche Energy Terminals announced that the FSRU Energos Force, owned by Marine LNG infrastructure company Energos Infrastructure, arrived at the port of Stade. According to the company, the unit will have a capacity of 174,000 cubic metres, enabling Germany to continue to enhance its energy security.

Will Excelerate buy FSRU vessels?

In February, Steven Kobos, Excelerate’s president and chief executive, said the company is considering buying existing LNG vessels and newbuilds under a new growth strategy that would expand its core ten-vessel, fully contracted FSRU fleet. Excelerate has a series of projects in progress.

Are FSRUs the future of offshore regasification?

GlobalData is tracking five offshore terminals set to come online in Germany in 2024, and one each in Cyprus and Greece. In contrast, onshore capacity is only set to increase by 4% in 2023, indicating a growing trend towards offshore regasification. “FSRUs are favoured due to several reasons,” says Shekhar.

Are FSRU terminals a good option for LNG regasification?

Recent contract activity around FSRUs is signalling that the terminals, which witnessed a boom during the 2022 energy crisis in Europe, continue to be a popular option for countries looking to expand their import infrastructure for LNG regasification.

Is Excelerate Energy A FSRU player?

US-listed Excelerate Energy has been among the companies responding to the surge in demand for floating regasification capacity. The company, which was the top player by FSRU capacity in 2023, according to GlobalData’s research, is focusing on FSRU operations, terminal ownership and LNG supply with recent partnerships and investments.