Dragon LNG’s import, storage and regasification terminal is situated on the shores of the Milford Haven Waterway in Pembrokeshire, South West Wales.
The LNG terminal imports and supplies 6 billion cubic metres of gas per annum to the UK’s National Transmission System, as and when required, to meet peak demand.
BG and Petronas own 50 percent each in the Dragon terminal.
The 145,613 cbm Methane Heather Sally is scheduled to dock at the UK's Dragon LNG terminal on December 27 with ...
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Dragon LNG terminal in the UK is scheduled to receive Trinidad cargo on December 19.
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The 2006 built Arctic Princess LNG carrier posed at the Gate terminal on Maasvlakte in Rotterdam. The 147,980 ...
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The UK’s Dragon terminal is expected to receive an LNG cargo from Nigeria’s Bonny LNG plant onboard the ...
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The UK’s Dragon terminal is expected to receive an LNG cargo from Qatar onboard the 214,198 cbm Al Kharsaah on July ...
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Gate LNG terminal has last week taken the final investment decision to add LNG break bulk infrastructure and ...
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The Gate LNG import terminal located at the entrance to the Port of Rotterdam consists of three storage tanks, two ...
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The UK’s Dragon LNG import terminal at Milford Haven became operational in 2009. The LNG import terminal ...
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The Canaport LNG import terminal in Canada, operated by Repsol, has a maximum send-out capacity of 1.2 BCF of ...
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The Port of Rotterdam posted an image of the 138,000 cbm Excalibur which recently docked at the Gate LNG import ...
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Construction on Poland’s first LNG import terminal, which is being built by Polskie LNG at the Port of Świnoujście, ...
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The Egyptian LNG facilities, located at Idku, comprise two LNG production trains and include the common facilities ...
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Singapore’s new and rapidly growing liquefied natural gas (LNG) market reached a significant landmark on the 25th ...
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The Methane Nile Eagle LNG carrier, with a capacity of 145,000 cbm, is due to arrive in the UK’s Dragon terminal ...
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The Methane Nile Eagle LNG carrier, with a capacity of 145,000 cbm, is due to arrive in the UK’s Dragon terminal ...
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