Blueshift Gas & Energy Will Have to Invest US$ 10.2 Million to Install LNG Terminal in Rio de Janeiro

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Published on 31/01/2023 at 19:23

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Installation of LNG Terminal, Located in the State of Rio de Janeiro, Will Cost Approximately US$ 10.2 Million, About R$ 52.2 Million. The Investment Will Be Made by the Company Blueshift Gas & Energy.

A source familiar with the matter informed BNamericas that the Brazilian company, Blueshift Gas & Energy will start the installation of a terminal for storage and transfer of liquefied natural gas (LNG). The installation is expected to take place in Sepetiba Bay, in the state of Rio de Janeiro. The terminal has been named Tagoahy, will be offshore, with an area of 76,500 m². The Tagoahy will be anchored with the FSU ship, which has a storage capacity of approximately 125,000 m³. With an investment demand of around US$ 10.2 million, the terminal will be installed near Martins Island, the access channel to the port of Itaguaí.

The Large Extension of the LNG Terminal in Rio de Janeiro Brings Various Possibilities for Blueshift Gas & Energy.

Aiming to be used for receiving, storing, and transferring LNG. The Tagoahy will be part of the distribution system of the state of Rio de Janeiro, as well as several other states in the southern, southeastern, and northeastern regions of the country.

The imported gas will be received and transported by a cargo ship with a capacity of 70,000 m³ to 135,000 m³, which will perform the transshipment of the gas in its liquid phase to FSU vessels.

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Blueshift is a Company Founded in Brazil That Operates in the Import and Marketing of Natural Gas.

Bulk LNG is imported by Brazil through 3 terminals located in Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, and Pernambuco, all owned by Petrobras.

In Brazil, there is a natural gas liquefaction unit in Paulínia, located in the state of São Paulo, which serves the states of São Paulo, Minas Gerais, and western Paraná, with the supply of natural gas through a contract with Petrobras, using the COMGÁS distribution network.

BLUESHIFT holds a Gas Marketing Authorization granted by ANP No. 267, dated April 12, 2017; Gas Transportation Authorization: through ANP No. 327 dated May 5, 2017; and LNG Import Authorization: under MME No. 502 dated December 28, 2017.

Its projects involve Generation, Supply, and Provision of LNG, seeking operational enterprises, service providers, and pre-operational projects.

With the installation of the LNG terminal named Tagoahy in Rio de Janeiro, Blueshift Gas & Energy will have another gas transport base in Brazil. The project has an expectation of US$ 10.2 million allocated for investment costs.

Blueshift Gas & Energy Will Have to Invest US$ 10.2 Million to Install LNG Terminal in Rio de Janeiro

Installation of LNG Terminal, Located in the State of Rio de Janeiro, Will Cost Approximately US$ 10.2 Million, About R$ 52.2 Million. The Investment Will Be Made by the Company Blueshift Gas & Energy.

The Large Extension of the LNG Terminal in Rio de Janeiro Brings Various Possibilities for Blueshift Gas & Energy.

Blueshift is a Company Founded in Brazil That Operates in the Import and Marketing of Natural Gas.

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