Wärtsilä Corp. said Oct. 4 it has been awarded a turn-key contract with Hamina LNG Oy to supply an LNG receiving terminal to be built in Hamina, Finland.
The scope includes site filling, soil refurbishment, civil works, infrastructure, full containment storage tank with a combined net volume of 30,000 cubic meters, regasification and gas metering, boil-off gas handling system, electrical and control system, unloading, loading system and bunkering and truck loading. The terminal is scheduled to be operational in August 2020.
The port will be the first LNG receiving terminal in Finland connected to Finnish gas grid, offering security of supply to gas customers. When the terminal is operational, LNG can be delivered very quickly also to major harbors in Finland by truck.
“We wanted to create a terminal infrastructure which would provide bunkering for vessels as well as diversify the country's sources of gas supply. Wärtsilä’s technology fits our need, and they have the best local knowledge and experience as an EPC provider in harsh weather conditions. Wärtsilä offered us full EPC capabilities as well as a unique know-how in gas processing,” said Peter van Buuren, CEO of Hamina LNG Oy.
“The Hamina project is part of Finland’s plans to create a network of medium-scale LNG terminals with the aim of offering gas supply to the local industry and LNG for ship bunkering, and ensuring an additional source of gas for Finland. The project will bring a significant reduction in CO2 emissions by providing cleaner fuel for transport and industry. At the same time, the LNG infrastructure will increase the security of supply in Finland with gas grid connection,” said Timo Mahlanen, senior business development manager, Wärtsilä Energy Solutions.
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