Singapore LNG Corporation Begins Work on Third Jetty to Support LNG Bunkering

Construction of SLNG's third jetty at its Jurong Island terminal is expected to be completed in the second half of 2028.

The third jetty is expected to be completed in the second half of 2028.

Image Credit: SLNG Singapore LNG Corporation (SLNG) has started construction of a third jetty at its Jurong Island terminal in Singapore , with the new facility expected to support growing demand for LNG bunkering.

Due for completion in the second half of 2028 , jetty 3 will handle vessels ranging from 5,800 m3 to 80,000 m3 , with a focus on small and mid-scale LNG operations, as per a press release issued by SLNG on Friday .

The jetty is expected to support around 2 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) of LNG bunker reload demand.

Alongside its existing infrastructure, SLNG could handle up to 3 mtpa of LNG bunker reload, depending on market demand.

SLNG said the project comes as demand for LNG bunkering infrastructure grows, with around 1,700 LNG dual-fuelled vessels expected to be in operation worldwide by 2029 .

Separately, SLNG has secured ISCC EU certification for handling bio-LNG at its terminal.

The certification covers storage, regasification and send-out, bunkering and trucking, allowing bio-LNG handled through these services to be traced and accounted for under the scheme.

Jetty 3 will also be equipped to handle bio-LNG, supporting its use as a lower-carbon marine fuel.

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