Brunei LNG Terminal - Revision history

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Created page with "Summary Information * Ownership: Brunei LNG, Government of Brunei, Shell, Mitsubishi * Website: http://www.blng.com.bn/ * List of [[[Shell LNG Terminals]]] * Location: Lumut..."

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Summary Information

* Ownership: Brunei LNG, Government of Brunei, Shell, Mitsubishi
* Website: http://www.blng.com.bn/
* List of [[[Shell LNG Terminals]]]
* Location: Lumut, Brunei
* Capacity: 7.2 million tons/annum
* Status: In Operation

+++ Brief Description
* A large LNG liquifaction plant, with 5 trains

+++ Technical Details
* Storage capacity: 3 tanks of 65,000 cubic metres per tank
* Constructor:
* **DYWIDAG:** 2 x 65,000 m³ tanks
* Licensor: [[[LNG Terminals Using Air Products Technology | Air Products]]]

+++ Ongoing Projects/Project Status
* -

+++ Suppliers / Customers
* Suppliers: Gas comes from the following fields: [[South West Ampa Gas Field]], [[Fairley Oil and Gas Field]], [[Gannet Oil and Gas Field]], [[Champion Oil Field]], Egret, [[Danau Bubut Gas Field]], [[Iron Duke Oil Field]], [[Maharaja Lela Gas Field]] and Jamallul Alam
* Customers:
* The Japanese customers are Osaka Gas, Tokyo Gas and Tokyo Electric. LNG is delivered to their terminals near Tokyo and Osaka, Japan’s two largest cities
* In Korea, the customer is Kogas.
* The LNG is delivered to two receiving facilities at [[Pyeongtaek LNG Terminal | Pyeong Taek]] and [[Incheon LNG Terminal | Incheon]] ports. Plans are well under way for the development of a third terminal at [[[Tongyoung LNG Terminal | Tong Young]].

+++ History
* 1972 - The Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) plant in Brunei, the first in the Western Pacific, was completed
* 1987 - A cogeneration plant, a joint project involving the Government, Brunei Shell Petroleum and the Brunei LNG was built in Lumut
* 1991 - DYWIDAG awarded contract for 2 x 65,000 m³ tanks
* 1994 - Exports to Korea began
* 2012 - LNG Sale and Purchase Heads of Agreement with TEPCO, Tokyo Gas & Osaka Gas

+++ Other Information
* The original sales contract with Japanese customers finishes in 2013

+++ Relevant Links
# [http://www.blng.com.bn/downloadfile//company_profile_2008.pdf Brunei LNG Profile pdf]
# [[DYWIDAG LNG Tank References]]
# [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/blog:2208 Conclusion of LNG Sale and Purchase Heads of Agreement with Brunei LNG Sendirian Berhad]

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-Summary Information
+=== Summary Information ===
 * Ownership: Brunei LNG, Government of Brunei, Shell, Mitsubishi
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 * Status: In Operation
-+++ Brief Description
+=== Brief Description ===
 * A large LNG liquifaction plant, with 5 trains
-+++ Technical Details
+=== Technical Details ===
 * Storage capacity: 3 tanks of  65,000 cubic metres per tank
 * Constructor:
-** **DYWIDAG:** 2 x 65,000 m³ tanks
+** '''JGC:''' EPC contractor
 * Licensor: [[LNG Terminals Using Air Products Technology | Air Products]]
-+++ Ongoing Projects/Project Status
+=== Ongoing Projects/Project Status ===
 * -
-+++ Suppliers / Customers
+=== Suppliers / Customers ===
 * Suppliers: Gas comes from the following fields: [[South West Ampa Gas Field]], [[Fairley Oil and Gas Field]], [[Gannet Oil and Gas Field]], [[Champion Oil Field]], Egret, [[Danau Bubut Gas Field]], [[Iron Duke Oil Field]], [[Maharaja Lela Gas Field]] and Jamallul Alam
 * Customers:
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 ** The LNG is delivered to two receiving facilities at [[Pyeongtaek LNG Terminal | Pyeong Taek]] and [[Incheon LNG Terminal | Incheon]] ports. Plans are well under way for the development of a third terminal at [[[Tongyoung LNG Terminal | Tong Young]].
-+++ History
+=== History ===
 * 1972 - The Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) plant in Brunei, the first in the Western Pacific, was completed
 * 1987 - A cogeneration plant, a joint project involving the Government, Brunei Shell Petroleum and the Brunei LNG was built in Lumut
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 * 2012 - LNG Sale and Purchase Heads of Agreement with TEPCO, Tokyo Gas & Osaka Gas
-+++ Other Information
+=== Other Information ===
 * The original sales contract with Japanese customers finishes in 2013
-+++ Relevant Links
+=== Links ===
 # [http://www.blng.com.bn/downloadfile//company_profile_2008.pdf Brunei LNG Profile pdf]
 # [[DYWIDAG LNG Tank References]]
 # [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/blog:2208 Conclusion of LNG Sale and Purchase Heads of Agreement with Brunei LNG Sendirian Berhad]

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 * Suppliers: Gas comes from the following fields: [[South West Ampa Gas Field]], [[Fairley Oil and Gas Field]], [[Gannet Oil and Gas Field]], [[Champion Oil Field]], Egret, [[Danau Bubut Gas Field]], [[Iron Duke Oil Field]], [[Maharaja Lela Gas Field]] and Jamallul Alam
 * Customers:
- * The Japanese customers are Osaka Gas, Tokyo Gas and Tokyo Electric. LNG is delivered to their terminals near Tokyo and Osaka, Japan’s two largest cities
+** The Japanese customers are Osaka Gas, Tokyo Gas and Tokyo Electric. LNG is delivered to their terminals near Tokyo and Osaka, Japan’s two largest cities
- * In Korea, the customer is Kogas.
+** In Korea, the customer is Kogas.
- * The LNG is delivered to two receiving facilities at [[Pyeongtaek LNG Terminal | Pyeong Taek]] and [[Incheon LNG Terminal | Incheon]] ports. Plans are well under way for the development of a third terminal at [[[Tongyoung LNG Terminal | Tong Young]].
+** The LNG is delivered to two receiving facilities at [[Pyeongtaek LNG Terminal | Pyeong Taek]] and [[Incheon LNG Terminal | Incheon]] ports. Plans are well under way for the development of a third terminal at [[[Tongyoung LNG Terminal | Tong Young]].
 +++ History

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 * Ownership: Brunei LNG, Government of Brunei, Shell, Mitsubishi
 * Website: http://www.blng.com.bn/
- * List of [[[Shell LNG Terminals]]]
+** List of [[Shell LNG Terminals]]
 * Location: Lumut, Brunei
 * Capacity: 7.2 million tons/annum
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 * Storage capacity: 3 tanks of  65,000 cubic metres per tank
 * Constructor:
- * **DYWIDAG:** 2 x 65,000 m³ tanks
+** **DYWIDAG:** 2 x 65,000 m³ tanks
 * Licensor: [[[LNG Terminals Using Air Products Technology | Air Products]]]