Trinidad’s Massy Wood wins Atlantic LNG contract

Trinidad and Tobago

PORT OF SPAIN, March 7, 2024 – Trinidadian services player Massy Wood has won a contract to provide EPC for the Atlantic LNG project, an Atlantic executive said on Tuesday.

The three-year contract’s scope and value were not disclosed.

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Massy Wood provides project, engineering, maintenance and construction execution services to industrial, energy, process, utility and clean energy markets around the world.

The company has worked on the LNG project previously under a construction master services contract won in 2013.

Atlantic LNG is a liquefaction facility in Trinidad’s Point Fortin with a capacity of 15 million tonnes per year. One of its trains has been idle since 2020 due to gas shortages in the country, an issue the government is striving to address via an import deal with Venezuela and new exploration.

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