NFE Signs MOU With Mauritania for Fast LNG and Gas to Power Project
New Fortress Energy (NASDAQ: NFE) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Islamic Republic of Mauritania to develop an Energy Hub focused on natural gas, liquefied natural gas (LNG), and blue ammonia. NFE plans to utilize its 'Fast LNG' technology to produce LNG for local and international markets, supplying existing and new power plants in Mauritania. This initiative aims to foster sustainable economic growth and position Mauritania as a significant exporter of LNG. However, the MOU is non-binding, and terms may change in future agreements.
- Signed MOU with Mauritania for developing an Energy Hub.
- Utilizing 'Fast LNG' technology for cost-effective LNG production.
- Potential to position Mauritania as a leading LNG exporter.
- MOU is non-binding; actual terms may differ.
- Risks related to project funding and operationalization.
- Gas reserves may not be as extensive as anticipated.
Under the MOU, NFE will deploy its innovative “Fast LNG” liquefaction technology to produce LNG in the
“The production of liquefied natural gas from these fields with our innovative Fast LNG liquefiers will help accelerate the global transition to cleaner fuels,” said
NFE’s “Fast LNG” liquefaction design pairs the latest advancements in modular, midsize liquefaction technology with jack up rigs or similar floating infrastructure to enable a much lower cost and faster deployment schedule than today’s floating liquefaction vessels. NFE is in advanced discussions for the deployment of this technology in several other markets around the world, including offshore
The natural gas production and power infrastructure in
The MOU is non-binding on the parties and actual terms of any future definitive agreement may differ from the terms of the MOU.
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