SLNG owns and oversees the LNG terminal’s development. The terminal, which will have an initial capacity of 3.5 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa), with provisions for expansion to 6 Mtpa, is targeted to be ready for start-up in 2013.
The terms of the contract were not disclosed, and the contract value will be included in Foster Wheeler’s first-quarter 2010 bookings.
SLNG and Foster Wheeler will jointly manage the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractor through an “Integrated Project Management Team” approach, which will allow SLNG to be fully involved in the management of the design and construction activities.
“Foster Wheeler is a worldwide engineering company and has an excellent reputation in the energy sector. We are combining the strengths of SLNG and Foster Wheeler to take on the complex task of managing the EPC contract through to completion. Through this seamless and integrated approach, we will work towards the timely start-up of the LNG terminal,” said Neil McGregor, SLNG’s executive director.
"We are delighted to have been selected as Project Management Consultant for this prestigious project,” said Franco Anselmi, chief executive officer of Foster Wheeler Asia Pacific. “This project, Singapore’s first LNG terminal, is of major importance as it will help ensure the security of Singapore’s energy future. We look forward to working with SLNG, drawing upon our extensive project experience in Singapore and our considerable global technical expertise in LNG.”
Source: http://www.fwc.com/