Floating LNG terminal heads to Bahamas

La Santa Maria platform in operation during a previous LNG discharge test in Norway

Source: ECOnnect Energy

ECOnnect Energy has secured a charter agreement with New Providence Gas to deploy its floating IQuay C-Class LNG infrastructure in The Bahamas, providing the island nation with a jetty-free solution for importing liquefied natural gas

The agreement with NPG, a joint venture between Shell Bahamas Power Company and Sun Oil Holdings, will enable LNG to be transferred directly from carriers to an onshore terminal without constructing a conventional fixed jetty.

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