Finland’s Hamina LNG offers terminal capacity from October

Hamina LNG is offering terminal capacity and related services to the market, as it looks to launch commercial operations at its LNG import facility in Finland’s Hamina port in October this year.

The LNG terminal developer is a joint venture consisting of Finland’s Hamina Energy, tech firm Wartsila, and Estonia’s energy company Alexela.

The facility features one tank with a capacity of about 30,000 cbm and would supply about 3 TWh per year to the grid. It would also offer truck loading services from two bays and bunkering services.

Hamina LNG said in April that it would launch commercial operations at the delayed project in October this year.

Now the company has launched an open season to offer terminal capacity to the market for gas year 2023, starting from October 1, 2022 and ending on September 30, 2023, according to documents posted on Hamina LNG ‘s website.

Interested parties can also pre-book LNG storage services for gas year 2024, the firm said.

The open season will consist of a non-binding phase which ends on June 20 and a binding phase which starts on June 28.

Following the completion of the process, Hamina LNG expects to sign binding terminal services contracts with successful applicants by September 5.

Most Popular

Venture Global to introduce gas to tenth Plaquemines liquefaction block

US LNG exporter Venture Global LNG has received approval from the US FERC to introduce natural gas to the tenth liquefaction block at the Plaquemines LNG terminal in Louisiana as part of the plant’s commissioning process.

Eni: third phase of YPF’s Argentina LNG project requires $20 billion investment

The third phase of YPF's Argentina LNG export project would require an investment of about $20 billion, according to Eni’s COO of global natural resources, Guido Brusco.

Kimmeridge’s Commonwealth LNG seeks expedited approval from FERC

Kimmeridge's Commonwealth LNG is seeking expedited final approval from the US FERC as it looks to make a final investment decision on its planned LNG export plant in Louisiana later this year.

More News Like This

Hoegh Evi, Wartsila develop floating ammonia-to-hydrogen cracker

Norwegian FSRU player Hoegh Evi and a unit of Finnish tech firm Wartsila have developed what they say is the world’s first floating ammonia-to-hydrogen cracker.

Wartsila bags bio-LNG gigs

Wartsila Gas Solutions, a unit of Finland’s tech firm Wartsila, has secured a contract from Suomen Lantakaasu to supply production solutions for two bio-LNG plants in Finland.

CIMC SOE completes Croatian regas module

Chinese shipbuilder Nantong CIMC Sinopacific Offshore & Engineering has completed Wartsila's regasification module that will be installed onboard the 140,000-cbm FSRU, LNG Croatia.

Japan’s Tokyo Gas completes Sodegaura LNG power plant

Japan’s city gas supplier and LNG importer, Tokyo Gas, has completed its power plant located at the LNG import terminal in Sodegaura, Chiba prefecture.