
Companies are underplaying their hand by using FLNG to monetise large gas discoveries that would best be served by building multi-train onshore plants, delegates at the International Petroleum Summit in London heard on Tuesday.
Resources at BP’s Tortue discovery are estimated at 0.9-1.1 trillion cubic metres, and the prospect of monetising it all using a 2.5 mtpa FLNG vessel is ‘ridiculous’, according to a consultant speaking at the sidelines of the conference.
However, developing large greenfield LNG export projects in the current market environment is difficult, which...
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