BV Pavilion sails to Puerto Rico with Fast LNG's third cargo. (Source: Business Wire)
New Fortress Energy’s Fast LNG unit has completed its third cargo load onto the BW Pavilion, which is headed to Puerto Rico, New Fortress said in an Oct. 25 press release.
The unit is producing at or above its nameplate capacity of 1.4 million tonnes per annum, New Fortress said.
In August, New Fortress shipped its first cargo from Fast LNG 1, an offshore project located in the Gulf of Mexico, to Mexico’s Pacific coast.
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“Now that we have reached full production, our focus is on the continuous reliability and production of our installation,” said Barry Clayton, New Fortress’ senior vice president of Fast LNG operations, in the press release.
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