Fsru Investment Heatmap: Fsrus Working As LNG Carriers

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FSRU investment heatmap FSRUs working as LNG carriers

Demand for floating storage and regasification units is Vessel name Storage (cu m) mmscfd mtpa
booming amid rapid expansion of global liquefied natural
gas trades. With LNG prices expected to remain competitive Express 150,900 550 550
due to rising exports from Australia and the US, many Expedient 150,900 550 550
emerging economies are opting for the quicker, cheaper
Exemplar 150,900 550 550
floating solutions to import gas compared with
conventional onshore facilities. Hoegh Giant 170,000 750 750
Terminal: Klaipeda Terminal: Aliaga, Izmir
We have observed 20 FSRUs operating as terminals and four Vessel: Independence Vessel: Neptune
trading as LNG tankers. Another nine under construction Storage cu m: 170,000 Storage cu m: 145,000
will be delivered from now until 2020. More conversion and Startup: 2014 Startup: 2016
Terminal: Offshore Livorno
newbuilding orders are expected to be placed to meet the
Vessel: Toscana
rising demand. Storage cu m: 137,500
Startup: 2014 Terminal: Jebel Ali
Terminal: Mina Al Ahmadi Vessel: Explorer
Terminal: Heidera
Vessel: Golar Igloo Storage cu m: 151,000
Terminal numbers Vessel: Excellence
Storage cu m: 138,000
Storage cu m: 170,000 Startup: 2015
Startup: 2014
Startup: 2013
1 2 3 Terminal: Tianjin
Vessel: Neo Energy
Storage cu m: 149,700
Startup: 2013
Terminal: Aqabar
Vessel: Golar Eskimo
Terminal: Pecem
Storage cu m: 160,000
Vessel: Golar Spirit Terminal: Lampung, Sumatra
Startup: 2015
Storage cu m: 129,000 Vessel: PGN Lampung
Terminal: Cartagena Startup: 2008 Storage cu m: 170,000
Vessel: Grace Terminal: Ruwais Startup: 2014
Storage cu m: 170,000 Vessel: Excelerate
Startup: 2017 Storage cu m: 138,000
Startup: 2016
Terminal: Bahia, Salvador
Vessel: Golar Winter Terminal: Port Qasim 1
Storage cu m: 138,000 Vessel: Exquisite
Startup: 2014 Storage cu m: 151,000
Terminal: Buenos Aires Startup: 2015
Vessel: Exemplar
Storage cu m: 149,700
Terminal: Guanabara Bay
Startup: 2011 Terminal: Ain Sokhna 2
Vessel: Experience Terminal: Jakarta Bay
Storage cu m: 173,400 Vessel: BW Singapore
Storage cu m: 170,000 Vessel: Nusantara Regas Satu
Terminal: Bahia Blanca Startup: 2009 Storage cu m: 125,000
Startup: 2016
Vessel: Excelsior Startup: 2012
Storage cu m: 138,000 Terminal: Ain Sokhna 1
Startup: 2008 Vessel: Gallant
Storage cu m: 170,000
Startup: 2015

Source: Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, Höegh

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