Oman initiates construction of new LNG train in coastal city of Sur
Date
7/28/2024 4:51:12 AM
(MENAFN) A news agency based in Oman reported on Saturday that the Sultanate has initiated the construction of a new liquefied natural gas (LNG) train in the coastal city of Sur. This significant infrastructure project is expected to elevate the annual production capacity of LNG in Oman to 15.2 million tons once it is completed. This initiative is part of Oman's broader strategy to strengthen its energy sector and expand its footprint in the global LNG market.
The agency provided details about the timeline, stating that the construction of the new LNG train is scheduled for completion by 2029. This extended timeline indicates a substantial commitment to enhancing the country's energy production capabilities over the next few years, reflecting the importance of LNG to Oman's economic and energy strategies.
In a detailed post on the "X" platform, the news agency emphasized the significance of this development: "The Sultanate of Oman announces the commencement of constructing a new liquefied natural gas train in the industrial complex in 'Qalhat' in the Wilayat of Sur." The post highlighted that this new train will have an annual production capacity of approximately 3.8 million metric tons, a substantial addition to the existing infrastructure.
This new train will significantly boost Oman’s total LNG production capacity to 15.2 million tons annually. The enhancement underscores the Sultanate's strategic efforts to bolster its position in the global LNG market, ensuring it can meet both domestic and international energy demands. The project represents a key component of Oman's long-term energy planning and economic diversification efforts, aiming to capitalize on its natural gas reserves and technological advancements in LNG production.
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