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COMSA Marine Awarded Contract for AMIGO LNG Export Terminal

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COMSA Marine has been contracted to handle the engineering, procurement, and construction of the marine facilities for the AMIGO LNG export terminal in Guaymas, Mexico. The 7.8Mt/y liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal, developed by the joint venture between Epcilon LNG and LNG Alliance, is expected to start LNG exports by 3Q28. The project aims to create economic growth, foster local supply chain development, and provide job opportunities in Sonora. The terminal's location takes advantage of the deepwater port and proximity to gas supplies.

Key Takeaways:

  • COMSA Marine will be responsible for the detailed engineering, construction, and commissioning of the marine infrastructure, including the LNG jetty, berthing and mooring facilities, and utilities for LNG loading operations.
  • The marine facilities will feature a quad-berth design with high-capacity loading arms that can handle over 15,000m3 per hour, enhancing operational efficiency and reducing vessel turnaround times.
  • The terminal aims to start LNG exports by 3Q28 and is expected to create economic growth, foster local supply chain development, and provide job opportunities in Sonora.
  • The company anticipates a 35% reduction in voyage times for its global customers due to its competitive pricing and reduced shipping distances.
  • AMIGO LNG secured a long-term supply agreement with E&H ENERGY of Malaysia to supply 3.6Mt/y of LNG for 20 years, starting in 3Q27.
  • Ruben Alamo, President of COMSA Marine, expects the project to create value for the entire region.
  • The terminal's location in Guaymas takes advantage of the deepwater port and its proximity to gas supplies.

Statistics:

  • 7.8Mt/y: liquefied natural gas capacity of the AMIGO LNG export terminal (Source: Article)
  • 3.6Mt/y: LNG capacity supplied to E&H ENERGY of Malaysia under a long-term agreement (Source: Article)
  • 20 years: duration of the long-term supply agreement with E&H ENERGY of Malaysia (Source: Article)
  • 3Q27: start year of LNG exports to E&H ENERGY of Malaysia (Source: Article)
  • 35%: anticipated reduction in voyage times for global customers due to competitive pricing and reduced shipping distances (Source: Article)
  • 15,000m3/h: capacity of high-capacity loading arms at the marine facilities (Source: Article)
  • 3Q28: expected start date of LNG exports from the AMIGO LNG terminal (Source: Article)

Sources:

  • Global Data Point. (2022). COMSA Marine awarded contract for AMIGO LNG export terminal. Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc.

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