Golar LNG says a strong balance sheet position, low leverage and strong cash flow from operations allow for expansion of the FLNG business.
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Offshore staff
OSLO, Norway —Golar LNG says conversion of the FLNG Gimi for a 20-year contract with bp offshore Mauritania/Senegal was 92% technically complete on Feb. 12.
The vessel is on track to sail away by mid-year to the Greater Tortue Ahmeyim development. The bp-owned FPSO, which has to be commissioned ahead of Gimi's commissioning, is in Singapore and should arrive on site during the second quarter.
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The Hilli Episeyo, property of the Norwegian Golar, is the first FLNG resulting from the conversion of a 294-m LNG tanker built in 1975. It has been anchored 2 km from the Sanaga 1 platform off Kribi since November 2017.
Golar is stepping up engagement with prospective clients for a potential redeployment of FLNG Hilli once its current contract ends. The vessel has been moored 2 km from the Sanaga 1 platform offshore Kribi, Cameroon since late 2017.
The company also has secured an option to acquire a 148,000-cu.-m design LNG carrier for a MKII FLNG conversion, with client talks underway on a potential deployment.
