Singapore LNG’s First FSRU Reaches Keel-Laying Milestone
28, May 2026
Singapore LNG’s first FSRU has reached the keel-laying stage at Hanwha Ocean, marking a major milestone in the city-state’s LNG import expansion project.
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Poland’s First FSRU Set for 2027 Arrival
20, May 2026
Gaz-System says Poland’s first FSRU vessel has launched at HD Hyundai Heavy Industries and will arrive in the Gulf of Gdańsk by late 2027.
Samsung Heavy Wins FSRU Order in Asia
5, May 2026
Samsung Heavy Industries has secured a KRW 484.8 billion LNG FSRU order from an Asian shipowner as demand for energy infrastructure rises.
EXMAR Launches FSRU Conversion for Eemshaven Expansion
15, April 2026
EXMAR has launched conversion work for a new FSRU tied to the long-term expansion of EemsEnergyTerminal. The project includes a second unit alongside EEMSHAVEN LNG and would bring total regasification capacity to 1,350 MMSCFD.
Excelerate Acadia Named at HD Hyundai Ulsan Shipyard
2, April 2026
Excelerate Energy named its new FSRU, Excelerate Acadia, at HD Hyundai Heavy Industries in Ulsan. The vessel, built for long-term LNG import and regasification work, is scheduled for deployment at the company’s integrated LNG terminal in Iraq.
Seatrium Wins FSRU Conversion Contract From Karpowership
9, March 2026
Seatrium has won a new FSRU conversion contract from Karpowership, with work on LNGT Karadeniz scheduled to begin in the third quarter of 2026.
BV Approves Five Next-Gen Gas Ship Concepts from Hudong-Zhonghua
19, February 2026
Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore (BV) issued AIPs for five Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding (Group) Co., Ltd. projects spanning LNGCs, an LNG FSRU, a ULEC, OCC-ready design and 3D classification.
Seatrium Begins Höegh Gandria FSRU Conversion in Singapore
7, January 2026
Seatrium has started converting Höegh Gandria into an FSRU in Singapore for Höegh Evi, targeting Q4 2026 service at Egypt’s Port of Sumed under a 10-year EGAS charter.
MOL finances Singapore’s first FSRU for Second LNG Terminal
29, December 2025
MOL has signed project finance for a newbuild FSRU to be operated by SLNG as Singapore’s Second LNG Terminal, backed by a syndicate including JBIC, MUFG, DBS, OCBC and SCB.
