Wison's FLNG Designs Get ABS AiP

Thursday, December 24, 2020

Wison Offshore and Marine's standardized 1.3MTPA and 3.0MTPA floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) designs have received Approval in Principle from the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS).

ABS Vice President, Global Gas Solutions, Patrick Janssens said: “ABS has been the preferred classification organization for the offshore and energy industry for more than 60 years. With increasing global concern for the environment, clean gas-based energy plays an integral role within that framework. ABS applies its experience and knowledge to support members and clients involved in gas-related projects, including LNG and LPG transportation, the use of LNG and other gases as fuel and emerging offshore LNG terminal technology projects".

Wison Offshore and Marine’s FLNG division General Manager, Mr. WEI Huaqing stated that "We really appreciated ABS for their support and help in the development of our standardized FLNG designs. Through close cooperation, WOM has been able to optimize the design for both of the 1.3 MTPA and 3.0 MTPA facilities providing economic advantages to both potential Clients and EPCIC Contractors.”

Wison Offshore and Marine said it believed the standardized nature of the design enables economies of scale in terms of procurement and streamlines construction and commissioning processes.

Categories: Vessels Industry News Activity Production Asia Floating Production FLNG

Related Stories

UAE Exit Weakens OPEC, Raises Risk of Price War

United Arab Emirates Exits OPEC and OPEC+

Oil Prices Jump as Ships Come Under Fire in Strait of Hormuz

MidEast Energy Output Recovery to Take Two Years, IEA Says

Borr Drilling Expects Higher Activity as Rigs Return to Work

Nam Cheong Locks In Two OSV Charters amid Tight Southeast Asia Supply

France Leads 15-Country Effort to Reopen Strait of Hormuz

Russia’s Yamal LNG Resumes Shipments to China After Months-Long Gap

PV Drilling Names New ‘Super Rig’ ahead of April Operations

Rising Costs of War: Gulf Energy Infrastructure Stares Down $25B Repair Bill

Current News

Vessel Sector Deep Dive: WTIVs

Indonesia’s Mako Gas Project on Track for First Gas in 2027

CNOOC’s First Quarter Profit Rises on Higher Oil Prices, Output

UAE Exit Weakens OPEC, Raises Risk of Price War

United Arab Emirates Exits OPEC and OPEC+

Technology as Enabler of Energy Security in Offshore Asia

Saipem Poised for Middle East Repair Work After Iran War

Middle East Conflict Jolts Offshore Drilling Market

Bureau Veritas Expands Offshore Services with New Asia Hub

Valeura Charters Shelf Drilling’s Jack-Up Rig for Gulf of Thailand Ops

Subscribe for AOG Digital E‑News

AOG Digital E-News is the subsea industry's largest circulation and most authoritative ENews Service, delivered to your Email three times per week

https://accounts.newwavemedia.com