The LNG terminal in Stade stalls as the special ship leaves for southern Europe—but the gas hub may still have a future.

The LNG terminal—a joint venture between Gulf Development and a unit of Thailand's state-owned energy company PTT—will have an annual capacity of 8 million tons in the first phase.

Germany's LNG Rush Benefits Neighbors as Storage Levels Lag Germany’s liquefied natural gas terminals are busier than ever, but much of the fuel they import is flowing abroad — leaving domestic ...

The two remaining EPC contractors for the QatarEnergy-operated three-train Golden Pass LNG project continue to progress construction on the project and are now close to finalising terms for their ...