Difference between revisions of "Montoir de Bretagne LNG Terminal"
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Capacity: 10 bcm/year | Capacity: 10 bcm/year | ||
Status: In Operation | Status: In Operation | ||
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The Montoir de Bretagne terminal, located on the Mediterranean Coast, is the largest in France, and is supplied from sources in North Africa. | The Montoir de Bretagne terminal, located on the Mediterranean Coast, is the largest in France, and is supplied from sources in North Africa. | ||
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Storage capacity: Three 120,000m³ tanks | Storage capacity: Three 120,000m³ tanks | ||
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Constructor: | Constructor: | ||
Saipem: LNG Tanks | Saipem: LNG Tanks | ||
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For details see Montoir De Bretagne Lng Terminal Expansion Project | For details see Montoir De Bretagne Lng Terminal Expansion Project | ||
The terminal is being expanded | The terminal is being expanded | ||
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The terminal is to receive gas from the USA | The terminal is to receive gas from the USA | ||
Customers: As well as serving the grid, the terminal supplies a 435 MW natural gas power plant that was commissioned in 2011 | Customers: As well as serving the grid, the terminal supplies a 435 MW natural gas power plant that was commissioned in 2011 | ||
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1980 - Terminal operations begin | 1980 - Terminal operations begin | ||
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2015 - Supply contract signed with Cheniere | 2015 - Supply contract signed with Cheniere | ||
Other Information | Other Information | ||
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=== Links === | === Links === | ||
# [http://www.elengy.com/en/about-elengy/facilities/montoir-de-bretagne.html Montoir De Bretagne, Elengy] | # [http://www.elengy.com/en/about-elengy/facilities/montoir-de-bretagne.html Montoir De Bretagne, Elengy] | ||
Revision as of 11:01, 22 August 2020
Contents
Summary Information
Ownership: Elengy (GDF Suez) Website: http://www.elengy.com/ Location: Montoir de Bretagne, Loire Estuary, France Capacity: 10 bcm/year Status: In Operation
Brief Description
The Montoir de Bretagne terminal, located on the Mediterranean Coast, is the largest in France, and is supplied from sources in North Africa.
Technical Details
Storage capacity: Three 120,000m³ tanks Unloading capacity: Send out capacity: Constructor: Saipem: LNG Tanks
Ongoing Projects/Project Status
For details see Montoir De Bretagne Lng Terminal Expansion Project The terminal is being expanded
Suppliers / Customers
Suppliers: Primarily from Algeria, Egypt and Nigeria as well as Qatar The terminal is to receive gas from the USA Customers: As well as serving the grid, the terminal supplies a 435 MW natural gas power plant that was commissioned in 2011
History
1980 - Terminal operations begin 2006 - Gaz de France launches an invitation to subscribe for the expansion of the capacities of the Montoir-de-Bretagne LNG terminal 2007 - Jacobs awarded expansion project contract 2012 - The terminal received its 2,500th cargo 2015 - Supply contract signed with Cheniere Other Information
Links
- Montoir De Bretagne, Elengy
- Saipem LNG References
- Second Spot LNG Cargo to Gaz de France Loaded
- Jacobs Receives Contract From Gaz de France for LNG Terminal Extension in France
- GDF SUEZ inaugurates a new 435 MW natural gas power plant at Montoir-de-Bretagne
- 2 500 LNG Cargoes Received By Elengy’s Montoir-DeBretagne Lng Terminal
- ENGIE and Cheniere enter into an LNG Sales and Purchase Agreement
