A FSRU que irá abastecer as térmicas no Porto do Açú foi batizada hoje na Coréia

The FSRU That Will Supply the Thermal Power Plants at Porto do Açú Was Named Today in Korea

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 31/01/2019 at 17:38

Com capacidade para regaseicar 21 milhões, a unidade chegará ao Brasil em 2021 para abastecer as termoelétricas GNA Açu I e II no Porto do Açú

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With a Regasification Capacity of 21 Million, the Unit Will Arrive in Brazil in 2021 to Supply the GNA Açu I and II Thermoelectric Plants at the Port of Açu

The GNA AÇÚ at the Port of Açu has reached another major milestone! Today, January 31, the FSRU – Floating Storage Regasification Unit, which will supply the thermoelectric plants of the project, was formally named BW MAGNA. The naming ceremony took place in South Korea, where the vessel was built, and was attended by representatives of GNA’s board, partners, and other strategic stakeholders.

The FSRU will arrive in Brazil in 2020 and, when installed at the Port of Açu, will be capable of regasifying 21 million cubic meters of natural gas per day.

Did You Know: The name chosen for the vessel, MAGNA, comes from Latin and means “Great,” just like our project, which will add 3 GW of secure energy to the country!

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The FSRU That Will Supply the Thermal Power Plants at Porto do Açú Was Named Today in Korea

With a Regasification Capacity of 21 Million, the Unit Will Arrive in Brazil in 2021 to Supply the GNA Açu I and II Thermoelectric Plants at the Port of Açu

Would You Like to Try One of the Opportunities at GNA Açu?

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