Inpex’s Ichthys LNG project on the northern tip of Australia has nearly reached its nameplate capacity of 8.9 mtpa less than 11 months after shipping its maiden cargo. With production close to plateauing, Japan’s largest exploration and production company can begin to consider its next steps for the megaproject, such as debottlenecking to boost capacity in the near term and adding a third train to increase it in the long run.
Debottlenecking the plant could boost the project’s capacity by as much as...
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