Enriching lives across the world with LNG

For over 40 years, our LNG has positively impacted customers worldwide. Now, as the world embraces a cleaner, sustainable future, we remain dedicated to being a one-stop center for lower carbon energy solutions, leading the way in the energy transition.

Let’s explore how LNG powers our progress as a transition resource, keeping us all in motion while enabling a sustainable tomorrow.

What is LNG?

LNG or liquefied natural gas is natural gas that is converted into liquid by way of cooling.

At a temperature of -162°C (-260°F), the gas is turned into liquid and its volume is significantly reduced, making it easier to transport in larger amounts via ships and trucks.

Once transported, it is then unloaded into regasification plants and terminals which revert it to its gaseous state.

It is now ready to be channeled to use in homes or in various businesses and industries.

Where LNG goes after it's transported?

Once LNG is regasified into gas, it is then channeled to multiple sectors that power our daily lives in various ways.

In residences:

for heating and cooking in homes

In businesses:

for heating, cooking and transportation

In industries:

used as a source of power in certain manufacturing sectors, fuels power plants and in the generation of electrical power

How LNG brings us closer to a lower carbon future?

In recognising the impact that other energy sources and fossil fuels have on the planet,
we believe that the benefits of LNG make it the best fuel forward as we work towards a sustainable and lower-carbon future.

Lesser carbon emission compared to coal-based power

Cleaner energy source for use in heavy industries

Versatile use cases bring about lasting energy security while more optimized sources are researched and explored

The global reach of our facilities and diverse LNG fleet

PETRONAS LNG Complex, Bintulu, Sarawak

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PETRONAS Floating LNG
SATU and DUA

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Gladstone LNG, Australia

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Egypt LNG, East of Alexandria

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PETRONAS LNG Complex, Bintulu, Sarawak

Located in Bintulu, Sarawak, the PETRONAS LNG Complex (PLC) stands as one of the largest LNG production facilities globally, spanning 276 hectares of land. With a production capacity of nearly 30 million tonnes per annum (MTPA), it serves as the cornerstone of our supply reliability.

PETRONAS LNG Complex, Bintulu, Sarawak

Quick Facts:

* 9 production trains

* 29.3MTPA production capacity

* More than 400 BCe delivered annually

PETRONAS Floating LNG SATU and DUA

The world's first floating LNG (FLNG), PFLNG SATU, was introduced in 2017 followed by the second FLNG, PFLNG DUA in 2020. Today, PERONAS is the first global energy company to own and operate two FLNGs, enabling us to unlock hard to reach gas reserves in a sustainable manner.

PETRONAS Floating LNG SATU and DUA

PFLNG SATU — Quick Facts:

* 365m long

* Design life: 20 years

* Water depths: 200m

* Production capacity: 1.2MTPA of LNG

* Achievements:

-- First gas on 14 November 2016

-- First LNG drop on 5 December 2016

-- First LNG cargo on 1 April 2017

-- 50 LNG cargoes as of 5 October 2021

* Successfully relocated to Kebabangan Gas Field, 90KM offshore Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia

PFLNG DUA — Quick Facts:

* 393m long

* Design life: 20 years

* Water depths: 1300 - 1500m

* Production capacity: 1.5MTPA of LNG

* Achievements:

-- First gas on 6 February 2021

-- First LNG drop on 15 February 2021

-- First LNG cargo on 24 March 2021

-- 50 LNG cargoes as of 5 October 2021

* Officially named by Prime Minister of Malaysia on 27 November 2019

* Moored at the Rotan Gas Field, 140KM offshore Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia

Gladstone LNG, Australia

Gladstone LNG (GLNG) stands as a premier unconventional gas processing plant, featuring one of the world's first coal bed methane-to-LNG projects. PETRONAS’ presence in GLNG was borne through a joint-venture with Santos, Total, and KOGAS.

Located on Curtis Island in Queensland, Australia, the 7.8 MTPA GLNG plant offers strategic proximity to major LNG demand centres in the Asia Pacific. This enables a dependable and cost-competitive supply of lower-carbon energy, delivered promptly to meet the region’s needs.

Gladstone LNG, Australia

Quick Facts:

* Australia — Coal Seam Gas (CSG)

* Integrated CSG to LNG project

* More than 5 Tcf of natural gas resource

* Active drilling programme of greater than 300 wells per year

* Production capacity: 7.8 MTPA with each train carrying 3.9 MTPA

* 420 km underground 42” Gas Transportation Pipeline (GTP)

Egypt LNG, East of Alexandria

For almost a decade, Egypt LNG (ELNG) has been a reliable pillar in PETRONAS' global LNG portfolio. Operating in the West Delta Deep Marine (WDDM), ELNG is situated approximately 90KM offshore in the Nile Delta, with proven gas reserves and a daily production capacity of 300 million standard cubic feet.

By facilitating a consistent supply of lower-carbon energy solutions, ELNG supports PETRONAS' commitment to cleaner energy ambitions in the region.

Egypt LNG, East of Alexandria

Quick Facts:

* Two storage tanks at 140,000m3 capacity each

* 2 trains with 3.6 MTPA capacity each

* 2.2 billion standard cubic feet of gas processed per day

* Longest marine jetty in the region (2.4KM)

* First cargo delivered in 2005

* Delivered 716 LNG cargoes in 13 years (2005 and 2018)

Our track record in bringing you the natural advantage of LNG

Global LNG production capacity of over 40 million tonnes per annum

More than 12,500 LNG cargoes delivered to-date

Provided LNG to over 25 countries

Over 55 terminals delivered to across the globe

LNG in ISO Tanks & Virtual Pipeline System

A modern method of delivering LNG to remotely located customers using ISO Tanks that are fitted onto trucks.

LNG
Bunkering

Growing the use of LNG as a cleaner marine fuel by providing LNG bunker refueling services across Southeast Asia.

LNG Break Bulking

The transfer of LNG cargoes into smaller parcels between vessels, while stationary or underway.

Gassing Up Cooling Down

A specialized service for displacing inert gas and cryogenic cooling from LNG vessels after dry-docking. This service is required for LNG vessels, before each vessel's next cargo loading.

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Enriching lives across the world with LNG

Enriching lives across the world with LNG

What is LNG?

Where LNG goes after it's transported?

Where LNG goes after it's transported?

In residences:

In businesses:

In industries:

How LNG brings us closer to a lower carbon future?

How LNG brings us closer to a lower carbon future?

The global reach of our facilities and diverse LNG fleet

The global reach of our facilities and diverse LNG fleet

PETRONAS LNG Complex, Bintulu, Sarawak

PETRONAS Floating LNG SATU and DUA

Gladstone LNG, Australia

Egypt LNG, East of Alexandria

Our track record in bringing you the natural advantage of LNG

Our track record in bringing you the natural advantage of LNG

Our solutions, made for you

Our solutions, made for you

Let us go above and beyond for you

Let us go above and beyond for you