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Singapore LNG Begins Work on Third Jetty to Expand Bunker Capacity

Singapore LNG has commenced construction of a third jetty on Jurong Island, aiming to lift terminal bunkering capacity up to 3 million tonnes annually by late 2028.

Singapore LNG Begins Work on Third Jetty to Expand Bunker Capacity
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Terminal operator Singapore LNG has initiated construction on a third marine jetty located at its Jurong Island facility.

The infrastructure project has the potential to increase the terminal's liquefied natural gas bunkering throughput up to 3 million metric tonnes per year.

Completion of the new jetty is scheduled for the second half of 2028. The berth will be engineered to receive and service LNG carrier vessels ranging in capacity from 5,800 to 80,000 cubic metres.

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Singapore LNG starts work on new jetty to boost LNG bunker supply

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