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Home›Clean Fuel›Lampung FSRU receives third LNG cargo
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November 24, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Lampung FSRU receives third LNG cargo

PGN said it has received its third shipment of chilled gas from Tangguh LNG project.

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Perusahaan Gas Negara said that the FSRU Lampung received its third cargo from Tangguh LNG project on November 23.

Nisi Setyobudi, PGN LNG Indonesia’s Director said the that the unloading of the third cargo took 38-40 hours and was completed at 10 pm on Sunday.

Nisi also added that PGN expects the fourth cargo to dock by the FSRU Lampung by the end of December.

Hoegh LNG’s Lampung FSRU, located 6 km offshore Lampung, Indonesia has a 170,000 cbm storage capacity and is capable of regasifying 240 million standard cubic feet of gas per day.

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LNG World News Staff; Image: PGN

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