Magnolia LNG awards $4.35-billion EPC
Australia The contract works involve four LNG production trains with design capacity of 2 million tonnes per year each, two full-containment storage tanks with a capacity of 160,000 cubic metres each, marine and ship loading facilities and other support infrastructure.
The project will require future environmental approvals and licences, for which KBR and consortium partner SK E&C of South Korea will be responsible. The contract comes after Magnolia LNG received final environmental approval for the project from the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
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