Transborders Energy signs JSA with Mitsui
Published by Will Owen,
Editor
LNG Industry,
Transborders Energy has entered into a joint study agreement (JSA) with Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL) to together continue the development of its floating LNG (FLNG) Solution and to pursue its deployment on a range of stranded offshore gas resource opportunities.
Transborders’ FLNG Solution provides a pre-determined 1.3 million tpy FLNG development concept with a package of streamlined commercial and regulatory approval framework (including LNG buyers) to gas resource owners.
Transborders’ Chairman Jack Sato says, “We are very pleased to welcome MOL as a strategic partner to our FLNG Solution. In addition to Kyushu Electric Power Company in Japan, participation of MOL, a world-class major shipping line, will definitely underpin TBE’s business model and strengthen the development of our venture. Truly a major step forward.”
Through the JSA, Transborders will collaborate with MOL to perform three key activities:
- Conduct technical pre-FEED with Transborders’ strategic partners TechnipFMC and Add Energy.
- Pre-negotiate key commercial terms of the FLNG Solution with existing/cornerstone study partner Kyushu Electric Power, TechnipFMC and Add Energy.
- Pursue the deployment of the FLNG Solution on stranded gas resource opportunities.
Upon completion of the Transborders’ FLNG Solution development work at the end of 2019, Transborders will be in a position to convert a range of stranded gas resources into ‘project sanction (FID) ready’ state within 24 months after FLNG Solution deployment, while also allowing LNG buyers access to competitive LNG supply sources.
In March 2018, Transborders’ FLNG Solution development work obtained a ‘major project’ designation from the Australian Federal Government.
Read the article online at: https://www.lngindustry.com/lng-shipping/07102019/transborders-energy-signs-jsa-with-mitsui/
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