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Logistics Excelerate picks up LNG carrier for first FSRU conversion, fleet charters expand
US-listed Excelerate Energy has acquired the 2010-built LNG carrier Methane Patricia Camila for $79m, earmarking the vessel for its first FSRU conversion, according to Splash247. The company also fixed the FSRU Express on a seven-year charter for a new Colombian LNG terminal and started the Excelerate Acadia on a nine-month charter at Jordan's Aqaba LNG terminal. Commercial deployment of the converted unit is expected in early 2028.
Logistics Drone strike hits FSRU and LNG carrier at Egypt's Damietta terminal, extending maritime conflict into Mediterranean
A drone strike at Egypt's Damietta terminal hit the floating storage and regasification unit Energos Winter and the LNG carrier GasLog Salem, causing fires that were extinguished. The incident, which occurred far from previous conflict zones near the Strait of Hormuz and southern Red Sea, represents a significant escalation in maritime attacks and may force logistics operators to reassess risk in the Mediterranean.
Logistics Wärtsilä signs five-year lifecycle contract for Turquoise P FSRU in Turkey
Technology group Wärtsilä has signed a five-year lifecycle agreement with Ireland-based Pardus Energy to support the Turquoise P FSRU at the ETKI LNG terminal in Turkey. The contract includes dedicated management, maintenance planning, and spare parts to improve operational readiness and prepare for major overhauls.
Logistics BW LNG orders 174,000 cbm FSRU newbuild at HD Hyundai for Indonesia project
BW LNG has been identified as the contractor for a new 174,000 cbm floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) at HD Hyundai Heavy Industries in South Korea, costing roughly $320m for delivery in Q2 2029. The vessel will support a joint venture with PT AKR Corporindo to develop an LNG FSRU project for the JIIPE Gresik Special Economic Zone in East Java, Indonesia, with commercial operations targeted for Q3 2029.
Logistics Poland Advances Plans for Second Floating LNG Terminal at Gdansk Port
Poland is advancing plans for a second floating LNG import terminal (FSRU) at Gdansk, according to Splash247. The proposed unit will complement the country's first Gdansk FSRU project, further strengthening Poland's position as a key LNG gateway into Central and Eastern Europe. The move continues a trend of diversifying supply sources after the sharp reduction in Russian pipeline gas supplies.