QatarEnergy LNG has celebrated the 10th anniversary of its jetty boil-off gas (JBOG) facility.
Over the past decade, JBOG has played a critical role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, aligning with Qatar National Vision 2030, and demonstrating QatarEnergy LNG’s commitment to sustainable energy production, the company said.
JBOG was designed to capture gas that would otherwise be flared during the LNG ship loading process.
Since its inception, it has recovered around 5.8 mill tonnes of boil-off gas (BOG), resulting in 17.4 mill tonnes reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
This environmental achievement underscores QatarEnergy LNG's commitment to sustainable operations and responsible energy production, the company added.
The facility handles more than 1,000 LNGCs annually, while also maintaining a flawless safety record. JBOG has contributed around 60% of the company's overall flaring reductions since its commissioning.
QatarEnergy LNG is also preparing for the future expansion of the facility wit the commissioning of a third train, scheduled for next year.
