Norway’s Skangass is hoping to build a second train at its small-scale liquefaction plant near Risavika.
The operator is, however, weighing the costs of adding a production unit to the 300,000 tonnes per annum facility against buying in LNG supplies from bigger import terminals to help feed its downstream projects.
“There is a possibility to build a second train to double capacity,” said Skangass director of special projects Peter Blomberg at IQPC’s Small-Mid Scale LNG summit in Amsterdam this week.
“We have space to the right of the first train for a second if we decide to go for that.
“There are no decisions yet.
