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       Eni to deploy, install





       second FLNG unit at





       Marine XII offshore ROC





        PROJECTS        ITALY’S Eni revealed on December 22 that it  raise Eni’s LNG production capacity at Marine
                        had arranged to deploy and install a second float-  XII up to 3mn tpy.
                        ing LNG (FLNG) unit at the Marine XII block   The statement did not disclose the value of
                        located offshore Republic of Congo (ROC).  the Italian major’s contract with Wison. It did
                          The Italian major acquired the first unit – the  report, however, that work on the new FLNG
                        Tango FLNG, which has a production capacity  was already underway. “Preliminary activi-
                        of 600,000 tonnes per year (tpy) – for Marine XII  ties have already started, with long lead items
                        last August. However, the second unit will be a  ordered and steel cut of cryogenic tanks [occur-
                        newbuild FLNG of a considerably larger size.  ring] on December 20,” it said.
                          Eni explained in a statement that it had   Eni will be installing the FLNG units at
                        signed a contract with China’s Wison Heavy  Marine XII within the framework of a plan to
                        Industry for the construction and installation of  monetise the block’s natural and associated gas
                        an FLNG unit capable of liquefying 2.4mn tpy  reserves. The company already pipes gas from
                        of natural gas.                      its offshore fields to shore for use at two onshore
                          When finished, the vessel will be around  thermal power plant (TPPs), Central Électrique
                        380 metres long and 60 metres wide. It will also  du Congo (CEC) and Central Électrique du
                        be capable of storing more than 180,000 cubic  Djeno (CED), which account for the majority of
                        metres of LNG and 45,000 cubic metres of LPG.  ROC’s electricity production. It is now looking
                          The second FLNG is slated to begin operat-  to expand into the LNG export arena in order to
                        ing in 2025. Together with Tango FLNG, which  increase its revenues and meet energy demand
                        is due to begin production later this year, it will  in Europe.™










































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