Bahrain is developing a domestic liquified natural gas (LNG) import terminal to supplement its Khuff formation gas production, which is set to peak in the near future. The facility will be located adjacent to the Khalifa bin Salman Port and will enable the country to bring in extra gas as needed and to ensure shortages do not occur as demand grows, according to FSU Director Tony Bingham. The terminal will consist of both an offshore and onshore facility, with the former featuring a regasification unit and floating storage, while the latter offers nitrogen ballasting and pressure control.
Bahrain is developing a domestic liquified natural gas (LNG) import terminal to supplement its Khuff formation gas production, which is set to peak in the near future. The facility will be located adjacent to the Khalifa bin Salman Port and will enable the country to bring in extra gas as needed and to ensure shortages do not occur as demand grows, according to Terminal Project Director Tony Bingham. The terminal will consist of both an offshore and onshore facility, with the former featuring a regasification unit and floating storage, while the latter offers nitrogen ballasting and pressure control.