GasLog will operate the upcoming Alexandroupolis Floating LNG regasification terminal, proposed to be built in East Macedonia and Thrace in Greece. According to GlobalData, who tracks more than 1,100 active and developing LNG terminals worldwide, the terminal is expected to start operations in 2024 and will be owned by Copelouzos Group, DEPA Commercial, GasLog, Bulgarian Energy Holding, Snam, Enagas, Publigaz, and others. Buy the profile here.
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The Alexandroupolis Floating LNG regasification terminal has a proposed regasification capacity of 194.15bcf/annum (billion cubic feet) and storage capacity of 0.07 million tons (Mt).
Contractors involved in the regasification plant
Some of the key contractors for the Alexandroupolis Floating LNG regasification terminal include -Design/FEED: John Wood Group.
Main EPC: Keppel.
About GasLog
GasLog Ltd (GasLog) compasses in the ownership, operation and management of vessels in the liquefied natural gas (LNG) market. The company provides maritime services for the transportation of LNG around the world. GasLog also provides LNG vessel management services. GasLog operates through a fleet of vessels. The company’s operations are spread across the British Virgin Islands, Bermuda, the Marshall Islands, the UK, Cyprus, the US, Singapore and Monaco. GasLog is headquartered in Monaco City, Monaco.
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