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Qatargas (HQ) delivered the first liquefied natural gas (LNG) load on the Q-Max carrier to the Zibroog LNG delivery point in Belgium, marking the first shipment of the KiaMax LNG tanker to this station.
The cargo was loaded at the Ras Laffan terminal in Qatar on June 22, 2019 aboard oil tanker Qumax Dafna, which was unloaded on July 22, 2019.
Qatargas is also celebrating the delivery of another shipment to several stations, bringing to eight the total number of deliveries made in several ports by the company in 2019, which saw the delivery of the first shipment of LNG to Zibroog station and delivery of another shipment to the South Hook gas station. LNG in the United Kingdom.
Qatargas CEO Sheikh Khalid Bin Khalifa Al Thani said the company attaches great importance to the continued development of the concept of LNG shipments to a number of ports and terminals for its customers around the world in order to make them more flexible and reliable. To meet their demand for clean natural gas combustion, while improving the flexibility of supplies.
He emphasized that Qatargas, as the world leader in LNG, is committed to meeting and exceeding the expectations of its customers.
Mr. Pascal de Bak, Managing Director and General Manager of Fluxes Gas Infrastructure Group, owner and operator of the LNG receiving station Zipproog, expressed his deep gratitude to Fluxis for this new achievement, particularly in the context of its cooperation with long date with Qatargas. ZIBROG LNG receiving station.
He confirmed that the delivery of this cargo aboard the Qomax carrier reflected the diversity and flexibility offered to customers through various types of LNG carriers that could stop at the stations, as well as their great ability to draw gas through pipelines. to ship shipments to the North West. Europe and offers a range of options for LNG distribution and transport at the local level.
The LNG industry has always delivered a cargo of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to a terminal, but Qatargas has taken the lead in realizing this milestone with the world's largest liquefied natural gas carrier, a KOMAX carrier of 39, a capacity of 266,000 cubic meters. This allows its cargo to deliver two full loads of traditional carrier to multiple ports and multiple customers in one trip.
Qatar's leading LNG industry company, Qatargas was founded in 1984. Today, Qatargas is the world's largest LNG producer with a production capacity of 77 million tons per year. Facilities meeting the highest international standards in Ras Laffan Industrial City, Qatar.
With its first LNG production in 1996, Qatargas successfully delivered liquefied natural gas (LNG) to 31 countries worldwide, with the goal of meeting global demand for clean, safe and reliable energy . This will contribute to the strengthening of the national economy and the realization of Qatar's national vision, ensuring an effective source of energy for the State, opening new markets and contributing to the good. -being of the local community.
Qatargas, in addition to the management of liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities, manages the Gulf Gas, Ras Laffan Helium "Recovery of Evaporated Gas Charge" project and the management of the Laffan Refinery, one of the the largest condensate refineries in the world, on behalf of all active LNG production companies in the country. Qatar as part of the joint facilities of the industrial city of Ras Laffan.
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