Asset Report
Algeria LNG - Arzew Plant (Decommissioned)
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Report summary
Algeria's GL4Z (Camel) plant at Arzew began operations in 1964 and was the world's first commercial scale LNG facility. The GL4Z plant was constructed by Technip and Pritchard and had the capacity to process around 160 mmcfd of feedgas. The three trains were identical liquefaction units. The plant was closed and decommissioned in late 2010. The LNG plant analysis outlines the key project metrics, development and cost estimates of the plant, gas feedstock, fiscal structure and economic assumptions used to generate the project cashflow. Please see the Arzew commercial overview for the key issues facing the project, contracts details, plant and field location maps.
Table of contents
- Key facts
- Development
- Gas feedstocks
- Costs
- Fiscal and regulatory
- Economic assumptions
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