Congo LNG Project: Welcoming a New Frontier in LNG Exporting World
Tuesday, 6 May
Room 610
Technical Session
This session will highlight the key factors in the development of a new nearshore LNG Liquefaction Terminal located offshore in The Republic of the Congo. This project has been titled the new frontier due to the upcycling of existing assets, designing and implementing a fit for purpose mooring system and successful plant start up in a record time frame. This project was made possible thanks to the collaboration between all parties having a true focus on the safe and fast project implementation. The papers in this session presented by some of the key stakeholders in the project will explain how their experience, expertise and innovation contributed to the project.
Session Chairperson(s)
Sponsoring Society:
- Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (SNAME)
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0930-0948 35889World’s First Ever LNG FSU Tank Visit Extension With Sloshing Virtual Sensor
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0950-1008 35851World's First Fast-Track Integration of Vessels With Spread Mooring System for LNG Operations
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1010-1028 35870Congo LNG - Creating A New Fast Track Offshore LNG Terminal Re-Utilizing Existing Assets
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1030-1048 35883Classification of a Fast-Track Multi-Body Shared Mooring FLNG Terminal
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1050-1108 35936Split Mooring System Solution for the Congo FLNG Terminal
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1110-1128 35935Enabling Shipyard Delivery Through Project and Organizational Strategic Management
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1130-1148 35932Strategic Structural Design and Refurbishment for Mooring and Ship-to-Ship Connector Foundations at a Nearshore LNG Terminal
