- ORLEN delivered 100 million cubic meters of LNG to Japan on September 30.
- The LNG was supplied to Osaka Gas and transported by the gas carrier Ignacy Jan Padarewski.
- This marks the 41st cargo handled by ORLEN's London trading office and the 15th this year.
- ORLEN's fleet includes six LNG carriers, delivering around 700,000 tonnes of LNG since early 2025.
Delivery Details
ORLEN has successfully completed its first LNG delivery to Japan, supplying 100 million cubic meters of natural gas to Osaka Gas. The shipment was transported by the gas carrier Ignacy Jan Padarewski, the latest addition to ORLEN's fleet.
Operational Milestones
This delivery marks the 41st cargo managed by ORLEN's London trading office and the 15th this year. ORLEN's logistics capabilities are supported by its fleet of six LNG carriers, which have delivered approximately 700,000 tonnes of LNG since early 2025.
Strategic Expansion
ORLEN's entry into the Japanese market is part of its broader strategy to expand its presence in the global LNG market. The company has been investing in port infrastructure, LNG carriers, and trading offices in key locations to enhance its trading operations and respond to market demands.
Partnership with Osaka Gas
Osaka Gas, a well-established company in Japan, is a key partner for ORLEN in building business relations in Asian markets. This initial contract with Osaka Gas is a significant step in ORLEN's international growth strategy, highlighting its increasing role in the global LNG supply chain.
