PAWA PNG FSRU Project

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PAWA PNG FSRU Project is an LNG import terminal in Papua New Guinea with units that are shelved (inferred 2 y).

Location

Table 1: Location details

Name Location Coordinates (WGS 84)
T1 Daru, Western Province, Papua New Guinea[1] -9.0594138, 143.2072899 (approximate)
T10 Wewak, East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea[1] -3.5534175, 143.6468213 (approximate)
T11 Kiunga, Western Province, Papua New Guinea[1] -6.1265789, 141.2998883 (approximate)
T12 Kikori, Gulf Province, Papua New Guinea[1] -7.4154309, 144.2560886 (approximate)
T2 Lae, Morobe Province, Papua New Guinea[1] -6.7561024, 147.0075481 (approximate)
T3 Lihir, Papua New Guinea[1] -3.0730702, 152.5057782 (approximate)
T4 Manus Island, Papua New Guinea[1] -2.2274939, 146.8670599 (approximate)
T5 Buka Town, Autonomous Region of Bougainville, Papua New Guinea[1] -5.4104146, 154.6902964 (approximate)
T6 Kimbe, West New Britain, Papua New Guinea[1] -5.5379554, 150.1501539 (approximate)
T7 Alotau, Milne Bay Province, Papua New Guinea[1] -10.3194791, 150.4528498 (approximate)
T8 Madang, Madang Province, Papua New Guinea[1] -5.2326655, 145.8170959 (approximate)
T9 Rabaul, East New Britain, Papua New Guinea[1] -4.206249, 152.1695425 (approximate)

The map below shows the approximate location of the terminal:

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Project Details

Table 2: Infrastructure details

mtpa = million tonnes per year
Name Facility type Status Capacity Total terminal capacity Offshore Associated infrastructure
T1 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) – – True –
T10 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) – – True –
T11 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) – – True –
T12 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) – – True –
T2 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) – – True –
T3 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) – – True –
T4 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) – – True –
T5 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) – – True –
T6 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) – – True –
T7 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) – – True –
T8 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) – – True –
T9 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) – – True –

Table 3: Cost

Name Facility type Cost Total known terminal costs
T1 import[1] – –
T10 import[1] – –
T11 import[1] – –
T12 import[1] – –
T2 import[1] – –
T3 import[1] – –
T4 import[1] – –
T5 import[1] – –
T6 import[1] – –
T7 import[1] – –
T8 import[1] – –
T9 import[1] – –

Financing

No financing data available.

Table 4: Project timeline

FID = Final Investment Decision, used by some developers to indicate a project will move forward
Name Facility type Status Proposal year FID year Construction year Operating year Inactive year
T1 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) 2022[1][2] – – – 2024 (shelved)
T10 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) 2022[1][2] – – – 2025 (shelved)
T11 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) 2022[1][2] – – – 2025 (shelved)
T12 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) 2022[1][2] – – – 2025 (shelved)
T2 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) 2022[1][2] – – – 2025 (shelved)
T3 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) 2022[1][2] – – – 2025 (shelved)
T4 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) 2022[1][2] – – – 2025 (shelved)
T5 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) 2022[1][2] – – – 2025 (shelved)
T6 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) 2022[1][2] – – – 2025 (shelved)
T7 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) 2022[1][2] – – – 2025 (shelved)
T8 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) 2022[1][2] – – – 2025 (shelved)
T9 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) 2022[1][2] – – – 2025 (shelved)

Ownership

Table 5: Ownership

Name Facility type Status Owners Parent companies Operator
T1 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy[1][1][1] Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy –
T10 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy[1][1][1] Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy –
T11 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy[1][1][1] Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy –
T12 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy[1][1][1] Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy –
T2 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy[1][1][1] Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy –
T3 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy[1][1][1] Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy –
T4 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy[1][1][1] Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy –
T5 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy[1][1][1] Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy –
T6 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy[1][1][1] Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy –
T7 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy[1][1][1] Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy –
T8 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy[1][1][1] Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy –
T9 import[1] shelved (inferred 2 y) Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy[1][1][1] Dirio Gas & Power; Government of Papua New Guinea; Twenty20 Energy –

Background

In July 2022, the government of Papua New Guinea entered a joint agreement with state-owned Dirio Gas & Power, supported by Twenty20 Energy, to develop a series of Power Island Floating Storage Regasification & Power (FSRP) facilities as part of the PAWA PNG Project. The facilities—consisting of power barges, fuel barges, and floating piers—would provide a total of 283 MW of LNG-fired power to a dozen locations around Papua New Guinea. Twenty20’s FSRP would feature two specific unit sizes with differing outputs, ranging from 8.6 MW to 21.9 MW, that would be used in each location.[1]

There have been no further updates since the 2022 announcement, and the project in presumed to be cancelled.

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Additional data

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References

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  2. ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 "Our Latest Projects". Archived from the original on 2024-06-10. Retrieved 2024-06-10. {{cite web}}: Text "Twenty20 Energy" ignored (help)