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Golar Power is competing to buy an LNG terminal in the state of Bahia from Petrobras
The liquefied natural gas and energy company Golar Power is competing to buy from Petrobras a terminal for liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the state of Bahia, in the northeast region, according to the company's executive director said on Thursday (27).
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Previously, Golar Power also announced in March the signing of a protocol of intentions with the government of Pernambuco to invest 1,8 billion reais in an LNG terminal in Suape.
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Liquefied natural gas (LNG), which in liquid form does not need to be transported through pipelines, may become a substitute for diesel in Brazil, among other applications. Twelve companies, including the Brazilian branches of major oil companies Shell, Total and BP, are competing in the Bahia tender organized by Petrobras, as the Brazilian state oil company is known.
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The terminal, an island-type pier, has the capacity to process 20 million cubic meters per day of LNG and is being leased with a 45-kilometer pipeline.
Finally, Golar informed that the imported LNG will have as a potential market the service to free gas consumers, such as large companies, and the state natural gas distributor of Bahia, in addition to thermoelectric projects and other gas distributors connected to the gas pipeline network. at the Suape terminal.
