2.4.2020.
LNG Croatia LLC, as an LNG Terminal Operator, has announced Rules on the amendments of the rules of operation of liquified natural gas terminal.
LNG Croatia LLC, as an LNG Terminal Operator, has announced Rules on the amendments of the rules of operation of liquified natural gas terminal.
We are informing all interested public that the Assembly of the LNG Croatia has released Barbara Dorić, PhD from her position as a Managing Director at her own request due to the appointment as a Member of the Management Board of INA-Industrija nafte d.d. The Assembly has appointed technical director of LNG Croatia, Hrvoje Krhen as the new Managing Director of the company
Minister of Environment and Energy Tomislav Ćorić, PhD and Director of LNG Croatia Barbara Dorić, PhD visited construction site of the LNG terminal on the Island of Krk.
So far, we have completed 55 percent of the work, everything is within the planned deadlines and we expect the LNG terminal to start operating on 1 January next year, said Dobroslav Šestanović, chief engineer at the site of the largest Croatian energy project - the liquefied natural gas terminal in Omišalj on the Island of Krk.
After public release of a video by the Mayor of the Municipality Omišalj together with the Head of Primorsko-Goranska County on 2nd December 2019, showing the discharge of content of auto-pump through a hose, allegedly made on a construction site of the LNG terminal, we respond as follows.
Fourteen people are sitting at a long table in the room of a rather worn-down wooden shack. We are located in Omišalj, in the middle of the Dina Petrokemija complex, one of many of fallen Croatian industries.
A strategic investment by Republic of Croatia and the European Union is underway 24 hours a day to complete the terminal by 1st January 2021.
A few hundred meters of airline distance away from the large white Janaf petroleum products storage tanks on the Island of Krk, Croatian LNG terminal is rising from the sea. It is located in the area of the former plastic industry Dina, on the site of an old jetty that was not long ago used to supply ethylene for the production of polyethylene
Detailed review of activities that preceded the adoption of Final Investment Decision and the beginning of terminal construction (preparation of studies and project documentation, obtaining permits required for terminal construction, conducting the tenders for procurement of FSRU vessel and EPC works,
The European Commission has found Croatian plans to support the construction and operation of a liquid natural gas (LNG) terminal at Krk island to be in line with EU State aid rules. The project will contribute to the security and diversification of energy supply without unduly distorting competition.
Following the inaccurate information on the works on the construction site of the LNG terminal on the island of Krk, which were placed by the Mayor of Municipality Omišalj, we would like to inform all interested public about the progress of the construction works.
In accordance with planned deadlines for the construction of the floating LNG terminal on the Island of Krk, a Final Investment Decision was adopted on 31 January 2019.
Until the deadline for submission of bids in the second round of the Open Season procedure for contracting the terminal regasification capacities which was on 20 December 2018, LNG Croatia received bids for binding capacities booking of the terminal in the amount of 0.52 billion cubic meters.
LNG Croatia LLC received three bids in the procurement procedure for “Floating Storage & Regasification Unit (”FSRU”) with the provision of FSRU operation and maintenance services”. Until the deadline for submission of bids, which was on 5 October 2018 at 2 pm, the bids were received from the following companies: Golar Power Limited, Mitsui O.S.K. Lines and Maran Gas Maritime Inc.