The agreement includes liquefaction for both floating and onshore natural gas, storage of natural gas and LNG, as well as regasification programs, to guarantee supply and meet the demand of the energy industry across the Americas, according to a statement by Karpowership.
Since 2022, Karpowership has developed what it says is the world’s fastest LNG-to-power project in Brazil where it now operates four floating plants, known as Powerships, with 560 MW of contracted capacity, and the FSRU, Karmol LNGT Powership Asia.
This is in addition to two solar energy generation projects in the state of Rio de Janeiro.
Karpowership also said it expects to make new investments in the coming years in renewable projects as well as green technology initiatives.
