Tokyo Gas, Philippines and LNG

Tokyo Gas purchases 20% stake in Philippines offshore LNG terminal
Tokyo Gas has acquired a 20% stake in FGEN LNG, the owner and operator of an offshore floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Batangas City, Southern Luzon Island, Republic of the Philippines.
Tokyo Gas enters Philippines LNG market
The Philippines received 17 cargoes in 2024. Currently it has two receiving terminals – alongside Batangas, Philippines LNG, operated by Singapore’s AG&P, opened two years ago – and four more are scheduled to come on stream in the next two years, adding 10.72 million tonnes per annum regasification capacity, according to ICIS.
Tokyo Gas enters the Philippines’ liquefied natural gas market
Japan’s largest natural gas utility, Tokyo Gas Co. Ltd., has officially entered the Philippine liquefied natural gas (LNG) market with the completion of its acquisition of a 20-percent equity ownership in FGEN LNG Corp.
Tokyo Gas enters Philippine LNG market with terminal stake
TOKYO - Tokyo Gas said on Wednesday it had made its first foray into a commercially operational terminal for liquefied natural gas outside Japan by acquiring a 20% stake in Philippines' FGEN LNG, a unit of First Gen Corp.
Tokyo Gas enters PHL through FGEN LNG stake
TOKYO GAS Co., Ltd., Japan’s largest natural gas utility company, has completed its acquisition of a 20% equity stake in FGEN LNG Corp., the liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal subsidiary of Lopez-led First Gen Corp.
Tokyo Gas acquires 20% stake in FGEN LNG
Tokyo Gas Co. Ltd., Japan’s largest natural gas utility company, said it completed the acquisition of a 20-percent equity ownership in FGEN LNG Corp., a
Tokyo Gas buys 20% of First Gen's LNG unit
FIRST Gen Corp. on Wednesday said that Tokyo Gas Co. Ltd., Japan's largest natural gas utility company, had completed the purchase of a 20-percent stake in First Gen's liquefied natural gas (LNG) subsidiary,
Tokyo Gas buys 20 pct. stake in First Gen unit
Japan's biggest natural gas utility company now has a 20 percent stake in First Gen Corporation's liquified natural gas subsidiary.
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