Crown LNG plans to build a new floating LNG import terminal in Scotland to address the UK's rising LNG demand and dependence on interconnectors.
Crown LNG Holdings, which provides LNG liquefaction and regasification terminal technologies for harsh weather locations, aims to build a new import terminal in the UK, which could be the country’s fourth such facility, as UK import gas demand is rising amid falling domestic production from the North Sea.
A site study for the location of the import facility and LNG vessel access has been completed, and Crown LNG will progress immediately with the consenting process with the Scottish and UK Governments, the company said. Crown LNG will employ a floating storage and regasification unit FSRU technology for the project.
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