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− | # | + | # [https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20080201005445/en/Angola-LNG-Limited-Licenses-ConocoPhillips-Natural-Gas-Liquefaction-Technology Angola LNG Limited Licenses ConocoPhillips Natural Gas Liquefaction Technology] |
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# [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/archive:sonangol-chevrontexaco-and-co-venturers-award-kbr-an Sonangol, ChevronTexaco and Co-Venturers Award KBR and Partners FEED Contract for Angola LNG Project] | # [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/archive:sonangol-chevrontexaco-and-co-venturers-award-kbr-an Sonangol, ChevronTexaco and Co-Venturers Award KBR and Partners FEED Contract for Angola LNG Project] |
Revision as of 09:05, 6 October 2020
Summary Information
- Ownership: Angola LNG Limited
* (Sonangol (22.8%) and affiliates of Chevron (36.4%), Total (13.6%), bp (13.6%), and ENI (13.6%))
- Website: http://www.angolalng.com/
- Location: Soyo, south of the Congo River, in the Zaire Province of Angola
- Capacity: 5.2 million tons/annum
- Status: In Operation, completed in [[[LNG Terminals to be Completed in 2013 | 2013]]]
+++ Brief Description
- A large single train liquefaction terminal with four storage tanks
- Angola Soyo LNG also has storage tanks with a capacity of 88 000 m3 of propane, butane 59 000 m3 and 108 000 m3 of condensate, a marine terminal dedicated to shipping such products and a second terminal for butane to supply the domestic market
+++ Technical Details
- Storage capacity: 2 x 159,000 m³ - 1 x 88,000 m³ - 1 x 59,000 m³ tanks
- Constructor:
* A joint venture team of KBR, JGC Corporation of Japan and Technip: FEED * **Bechtel:** Performing engineering, procurement, and construction on the onshore portion of a broad $8 billion gas program that also includes floating production storage and operations vessels, pipelines to the LNG plant, and LNG tankers. * **Saipem:** Construction of 5 tanks (2 LNG, 1 propane, 1 butane and 1 condensate) * **Freyssinet:** LNG Tank post-tensioning * **Acergy:** Nearshore/onshore segment of the pipeline network
- Licensor: [[[Phillips Optimised Cascade Lng Process | Conocophillips]]]
+++ Ongoing Projects/Project Status
- The terminal has started operations
+++ Suppliers / Customers
- Suppliers: Offshore Oil and Gas Fields including [[[Clov Oil And Gas Fields]]]
- Customers: The original plan is that LNG from Angola will be exported primarily to a regasification terminal in Mississipi. Whether this will remain viable is questionable.
+++ History
- 2002 - Total, Norsk Hydro, BP, Esso, Chevron and Sonangol signed a participation agreement
- 2005 - A joint venture team of KBR, JGC Corporation of Japan and Technip were awarded a Front End Engineering and Design (FEED) contract
- 2007 - Final investment decision was made
- 2008 - Bechtel starts construction
- 2008 - Acergy awarded pipeline contract
- 2011 - GAC Global Hub Services (GHS) awarded contract for worldwide ship agency services chartered vessels
- 2012 - GE Oil & Gas signed a long-term contractual service agreement (CSA)
- 2013 - Chevron Confirms First Cargo
- 2014 - Production suspended for a year due to technical problems
+++ Other Information
- In addition to LNG, the project will produce liquefied petroleum gas such as propane and butane; condensate; and domestic pipeline gas.
- The terminal utilises Conocophillips LNG technology
- GAC Global Hub Services (GHS) will serve as the provider of a variety of worldwide ship agency services for ALSS's chartered vessels to transport the LNG
Links
- Freyssinet LNG Tank References
- JGC LNG Tank References
- Saipem LNG References
- Angola LNG Limited Licenses ConocoPhillips Natural Gas Liquefaction Technology
- Angola LNG, Betchel
- Sonangol, ChevronTexaco and Co-Venturers Award KBR and Partners FEED Contract for Angola LNG Project
- Eni acquires a participation stake in the Angola LNG Project
- Chevron Announces Green Light for Angola LNG Project
- Angola LNG Supply Service appoints GAC to handle port & bunker fuels services
- TotalFinaElf signs an agreement to study a gas liquefaction project in Angola
- Angola LNG Plant Ensuring Gas Supply through GE Service Agreement
- Acergy S.A. awarded $250 million contract in Angola
- Saipem awarded two onshore contracts worth 580 million euro
- Chevron Confirms First Cargo from Angola LNG
- Angola LNG suspended production