New Fortress Energy Inc., the US company with LNG-to-power projects in South America, the Caribbean and Sri Lanka in Asia, said completion work was being carried out on a new Nicaraguan import facility while its Mexican terminal in the state of Baja California Sur was now fully operational.
New Fortress Energy, the LNG-for-power developer in Latin America and in the South American nation of Brazil, has asked a US Federal Appeals Court to review a decision of the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to force the New York-based firm to seek a permit for an LNG import terminal in Puerto Rico already on line.
Golar LNG Partners, the owner of 10 LNG ships, said it would hold a special meeting of unit-holders on February 24 to vote on the takeover of the company by New Fortress Energy, the New York-based LNG and power project developer in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Golar LNG Partners, the owner of 10 vessels, said that growing underlying demand and limited new nameplate production additions through to 2023 will result in LNG prices that help the fuel’s competitiveness and support a more sustained increase in US-Asia trade and ton-mile demand for shipping.