Petronas’ new floating LNG project to feature Straatman ship-to-shore link

Maritime devices maker Straatman has actually protected an agreement to provide a ship-to-shore link system for Petronas’ 3rd drifting LNG task, or ZFLNG, offshore Sabah in Malaysia.

As part of its collaboration with Samsung Heavy Industries, an EPCC specialist in the task, Straatman will provide its SafeCom ship-to-shore link system to help with interaction in between the ZFLNG center and LNG providers.

According to the provider, the system is versatile and versatile to consumers’ particular requirements, making sure optimum efficiency and performance.

“The ZFLNG task, to be situated offshore near Sabah in Malaysia, will be Pertronas’ 3rd drifting melted gas task. Our involvement shows our devotion to providing ingenious services, utilizing the most recent industry-standard innovations, that enhance the effectiveness and security throughout mooring activities at oil & & gas terminals,” Straatman stated.

In addition to being Petronas’ 3rd drifting LNG job, the ZFLNG is likewise the business’s very first nearshore drifting LNG center task in Malaysia.

In early 2023, a consortium of JGC Corporation and Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) was picked to provide an engineering, procurement, building, and commissioning (EPCC) of the job. JGC’s primary duties will cover the engineering, procurement, and commissioning work for the drifting LNG topside, the associated onshore centers, along with the management of the total task. SHI will be accountable for the drifting LNG hull EPC work and the modular fabrication of the topside.

Energy innovation business Baker Hughes will provide 2 LM9000-driven compressor trains for this task.

The center will have a minimum production capability of 2 million tonnes of LNG per year and is set up for conclusion in 2027.