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Contributing to Stable Supply of Energy in Singapore Tokyo - October 23, 2024
The FSRU will be built at Hanwha Ocean Co., Ltd. in South Korea. After delivery, MOL will own, manage, and operate the FSRU. The FSRU will be moored at the Jurong Port in Singapore, and will play a central role in receiving, storing and regasifying LNG, and sending gas to shore. This first FSRU to be introduced in Singapore is an infrastructure project that will contribute to a stable supply of energy for the country, where about 95% of domestic power generation is fueled by imported natural gas. As a leading player in FSRU solutions, MOL has accumulated many years of experience operating FSRUs in diverse regions and environments, including Turkey, Hong Kong, and Indonesia, and has earned a high level of trust from its customers. MOL has been developing its FSRU business around the world to meet the needs of customers who want to diversify their procurement of LNG and ensure a stable supply of energy, and it has recently entered into an agreement on an FSRU project in Poland.
Image of the FSRU (Courtesy: Hanwha Ocean Co., Ltd.). Image by MOL.
At the project launch event (Front left:CEO of Singapore LNG Corporation Pte. Ltd., Leong Wei Hung, front right:Senior Managing Executive Officer of MOL, Hisashi Umemura). Image by MOL.
(Note 1) FSRU stands for Floating Storage and Regasification Unit. It is a floating facility capable of receiving and storing LNG offshore, regasifying it, and sending it to shore. FSRUs have the advantage of lower costs and shorter construction periods compared to constructing storage tanks and regasification facilities onshore. Outline of the FSRU
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. press release
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