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Summary Information
- Ownership: PTT LNG
- Website: http://www.pttlng.com/
- Location: Map Ta Phut Thailand
- Capacity: 5.0 million tons/annum
- Status: In operation
Brief Description
- A large single train LNG gasification terminal
Technical Details
- Storage capacity: 160,000 m3 x 2
- Unloading capacity: LNG vessels size with 125,000 to 264,000 cubic meters capacity
- Send out capacity: 700 mmscfd
- Constructor:
- Fluor awarded Project Management and Consultant role
- Consortium of GS/Kogas/HYC/DEC provided integrated engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning services of a re-gasification and send-out system, a marine jetty with complete ship unloading facilities and two large full containment LNG storage tanks.
- Licensor:
Ongoing Projects/Project Status
- Project is expected to be completed in 2011
- PTT is planning to double the capacity of the terminal
Suppliers / Customers
- Suppliers:
- PTT has signed a deal to buy 1 million tonnes of LNG a year from Qatar from late 2011
- PTT also plans to buy LNG in spot markets in 2011-2014 if market conditions are favourable
- Customers: The area has petrochemical, refinery, steel and fertiliser industries
History
- 2006 - Fluor awarded Project Management and Consultant role
- 2008 - Consortium of GS/Kogas/HYC/DEC awarded construction contract
- 2011 - The terminal receives its first cargo
- 2011 - Terminal opening
Other Information
- This construction of LNG receiving terminal in Thailand is the first overseas LNG terminal project as Korean E&C companies.
Relevant Links
- Project page from Hydrocarbons Technology
- 540 USD mil Overseas LNG Terminal Plant Award
- Thailand LNG Project Development and Outlook
- GS E&C-Led Team wins the first LNG Re-gasification Terminal Contract in Thailand
- Thailand's first LNG terminal to operate from July-PTT
- QATARGAS COMMISSIONS THAILAND’S FIRST LNG RECEIVING TERMINAL
- Thailand Minister of Energy inaugurates sixth gas separation plant and LNG terminal
- $400m LNG expansion
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