Anthony Veder’s Coral Energy after launching from Meyer Werft in 2012, image Meyer Werft
Nordic LNG provider Skangass signed a two year agreement with ENI today for the supply LNG from the Fluxys terminal in Zeebrugge to Skangass’ newly opened receiving terminal in Lysekil, Sweden.
The product will be transported aboard the 15,600 cubic meter LNG carrier Coral Energy.
“This agreement is a natural extension to our current LNG supplies from Risavika”, says Tor Morten Osmundsen, CEO of Skangass. “By this agreement we will be able to support current and new customers with even a more secure and flexible supply. An increasing number of energy intensive industries and shipping are converting to natural gas”.
The agreement for 4.6 TWh falls into one of the largest small scale agreements for LNG.
Skangass is an important player in the Nordic region that is taking the strategic steps necessary to build the infrastructure needed to support the growth of LNG as a fuel.
Last month, the company opened a new receiving terminal in Lysekil and has another receiving terminal under construction in Pori, Finland. Skangass is also participating in plans for an LNG terminal in Tornio, Finland.
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