AsiaEuropeLNG Terminals Egypt plans to charter FSRU from Germany By LNG Prime Staff March 12, 2025 FacebookXWhatsAppLinkedinEmailPrintViber Two FSRUs and one LNG carrier in Mukran (Image: Deutsche ReGas) Egypt plans to sub-charter the 174,000-cbm FSRU Energos Power, which previously worked at the Mukran LNG terminal, from the German government. LNG Prime Annual Subscription Membership Required You must be a LNG Prime Annual Subscription member to access this content. Join Now Already a member? Log in here Deutsche ReGasEGASEnergos InfrastructureGerman LNG imports Most Popular LNG TerminalsOctober 12, 2026PetroChina delivers first LNG cargo to Gate under long-term capacity dealPetroChina International, a unit of state-owned PetroChina, has delivered its first LNG cargo to the Dutch Gate LNG import terminal in Rotterdam, owned by Gasunie and Vopak, under a long-term capacity deal. VesselsOctober 12, 2026Spain’s Elcano sells steam LNG carrierSpanish shipping firm Empresa Naviera Elcano has completed the sale of its 2003-built steam liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier Castillo de Villalba. LNG TerminalsOctober 9, 2026LNG Alliance plans new LNG export project in MexicoLNG Alliance, developer of the Amigo LNG project in Mexico, plans to build a second project in Mexico called Bravo LNG. More News Like This LNG TerminalsOctober 13, 2026DET kicks off maintenance at second Wilhelmshaven FSRUGermany’s LNG import terminal operator, DET, has begun maintenance at its second FSRU-based terminal in Wilhelmshaven. LNG TerminalsOctober 13, 2026Germany’s HEH offers additional Stade LNG long-term capacityGermany’s Hanseatic Energy Hub will offer additional long-term capacity to the market at its land-based liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Stade. CorporateSeptember 29, 2026Deutsche ReGas appoints chief commercial officerPrivate German LNG terminal operator Deutsche ReGas has appointed Markus Hector as chief commercial officer (CCO), effective October 1. LNG as FuelSeptember 23, 2026German customs awards maintenance gig for LNG-powered vesselsThe German Federal Customs Administration has awarded a contract to Rheinmetall to carry out repair and maintenance work on four LNG-powered vessels.