Construction of Cote d'Ivoire LNG terminal this year
Published by Joseph Green,
Editor
LNG Industry,
According to the latest Reuters report, an international consortium led by the France's Total SA plans to start construction of a LNG terminal in Cote d'Ivoire by mid-2017.
The project cost is estimated at €120 million – 130 million.
The terminal's starting annual capacity is estimated at 36 million Btu with a possibility to increase it to 100 million Btu.
First natural gas supplies to the terminal were planned from mid-2018.
Azeri state energy company SOCAR acquired a 26% stake in Ivory Coast LNG, an international consortium with Total, Shell, Golar, Endeavor Energy and Cote d'Ivoire state companies Petroci and CI Energies in November 2016.
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