A proposed fourth LNG train will boost the combined capacity of the LNG complex at Sur to around 15.2 MMTA. Block 61, one of Oman’s biggest gas blocks accounting for nearly a third of the country’s ...

Oman LNG is hosting site visits for contractors that have been prequalified to bid for the main EPC tender for the fourth LNG train project at its Qalhat complex. ... Contractors line up for Oman LNG ...

Stylised as ‘LNG from Oman’, this brand will encompass exports from Oman LNG’s three-train complex at Qalhat, future production from the under-construction Marsa LNG bunkering project at Sohar Port, ...

KBR will provide engineering services for the complex's fourth liquefied natural gas (LNG) train, which will have a capacity of 3.8 million tons per annum.

Oman last year unveiled plans to build a new 3.8 million tpa LNG liquefaction train in drive to significantly boost gas export capacity Oman Minister of Energy, Salim Al-Aufi. Photo: REUTERS/SCANPIX ...

Oman is carrying out a study for the 3.8-million-ton-per-year train near existing facilities in Qalhat. If it comes online, the nation’s LNG production capacity would rise to 15.2 million tons a ...

ALBAWABA - Oman announced on Saturday constructing a new liquefied natural gas (LNG) train at Qalhat Industrial Complex in Sur. The new train will raise the country's annual production capacity to ...

KBR, Inc. (PRNewsfoto/KBR, Inc.) Under the FEED contract, KBR will provide engineering services for the complex's fourth LNG train, which will have a capacity of 3.8 million tons per annum.

TotalEnergies is also a small shareholder in Oman’s three-train Qalhat LNG scheme which is being expanded to produce an additional 3.8 million metric tonnes per annum.

TotalEnergies plans to deploy the new ship in Oman, where it has an LNG project with a planned capacity of 1 MMtpa. Image by Charalambos Andronos via iStock TotalEnergies SE has expanded its ...

Under the FEED contract, KBR will provide engineering services for the complex’s fourth liquefied natural gas (LNG) train, which will have a capacity of 3.8 million tons per annum.