Forecasted Vessels

  • South Hook:
The line-up for the terminal has been updated as following:
Bu Samra, ETA 25-May
Rasheeda, ETA 5-June
Annual maintenance is expected to be held at IUK from 14-June until 29-June. Regardless of the maintenance, cargos could be expected to arrive.

Zeebrugge:

Rasgas’ Woodside Rees Withers is expected by the Port Authorities at the terminal with her Ras Laffan cargo on 4-June.

Gate:

We observe the higher activity at the terminal these days. Statoil’s Arctic Voyager delivered her Snohvit-sourced cargo on 16-May. Al Karaana is confirmed by the market to deliver her Ras Laffan cargo on 18-May. Also, Duhail loaded at Ras Laffan on 5-May and is now signalling for Gate, ETA 23-May.

Swinoujscie:

Mesaimeer is still expected at the terminal with her Ras Laffan-sourced cargo on 21-May, according to the Port Authorities.

Statoil’s Arctic Discoverer is about to load a cargo at Sabine Pass, ETA 20-May. Kpler analysts expected her to deliver it for PGNiG then.

Fos Cavaou:

Glencore’s Sonangol Sambizanga is discharging her Soyo-sourced cargo on 20-May, according to the Port Authorities.

Engie’s Provalys is now loading a cargo at Idku and expected to deliver it to Fos Cavaou on 30-May. This is the first cargo delivered from Idku there since 2013.

 

Montoir:

No ships are allowed to berth from 13-May 6AM to 20-May 6PM due to planned maintenance at the terminal. Also, LNG storage capacity is planned to be reduced from 21-May to 10-June, and regasification capacity is planned to be reduced from 28-May to 30-June.

Currently, three vessels are expected at the terminal:

Gaslog Saratoga, ETA 21-May

LNG Bayelsa, ETA 22-May

LNG Bonny Ii, ETA 29-May

 

Rovigo:

Milaha Qatar, ETA 19-May

Lusail, ETA 27-May

Al Areesh, ETA 29-May

 

To Keep on Your Radar

Qatargas’ Al Bahiya loaded at Ras Laffan on 13-May and is now signalling for the Red Sea, ETA 19-May. Kpler analysts expect her to discharge in NWE.

Qatargas’ Al Gharrafa lifted a cargo at Ras Laffan on 16-May and is currently headed toward the Suez Canal, ETA 24-May with no clear destination.