The LNG carrier will undergo conversion to an FSU ahead of the charter and is expected to start operations during 3Q26 – 4Q26. The vessel is one of 34 vessels in BW LNG’s fleet, which includes four FSRUs) and four newbuildings under construction.
“We are pleased to work with the NEPCO to provide a reliable long-term solution for energy security, powering electrical generation and industrial use. As part of our fleet of 34 LNG carriers and FSRUs, our vessel will be converted ahead of her 10-year charter in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. At BW LNG, we are committed to our strategy to provide floating LNG infrastructure as the world moves towards a low carbon society and countries look for sustainable, affordable, and reliable energy,” said Yngvil Åsheim, CEO of BW LNG.
