Adriatic Rovigo Lng Terminal

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Summary Information

• Ownership: Terminale GNL Adriatico Srl, commonly known as Adriatic LNG
  • Qatar Terminal Limited (45%) - a Qatar Petroleum subsidiary
  • ExxonMobil Italiana Gas (45%) – an ExxonMobil subsidiary
  • Edison (10%).
• Website: http://www.adriaticlng.com/
• Location: Porto Viro
• Capacity: million tons/annum , 8 billion cubic meters of natural gas a year
• Status: In Operation

Technical Details

• Storage capacity: Two LNG storage tanks, each with a capacity of 125,000 cubic meters
• Unloading capacity:
• Send out capacity: 775 million cubic feet of natural gas per day
• Constructor:
  • The concrete LNG storage caisson was built by ACCIONA Infrastructure
  • Aker Kvaerner and Skanska's Norwegian subsidiary provided engineering and project management services
• Licensor:

Ongoing Projects/Project Status

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Suppliers / Customers

• Suppliers: Qatar Gas
• Customers:
  • 80% of the terminal’s regasification capacity (equal to 6.4 billion cubic meters a year) will be reserved for Edison.
  • The remaining 20% will be available to market operators

History

• 2008 - LNG storage caisson leaves Algeciras Bay for the Adriatic Sea
• 2009 - Terminal operations started

Other Information

• The Adriatic LNG Terminal is the first ever offshore Gravity Based Structure (GBS) for unloading, storing and regasifying Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG).
• The facility is located offshore of Porto Levante, in the northern Adriatic Sea, about 15 kilometers off the Veneto coastline, where it is set on the sea floor.

Relevant Links

• The rovigo LNG terminal
• ExxonMobil Announces First LNG Cargo at Adriatic Terminal
• ACCIONA's LNG storage caisson leaves Algeciras Bay for the Adriatic Sea

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