About Us

Our company, in partnership with local and international firms, has developed a comprehensive LNG-to-Power project. The project involves the importation of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) via a permanently moored offshore Floating Storage Unit (FSU) located on the Atlantic coast of Guatemala. The FSU will have a storage capacity of 150,000 m³ of LNG. The FSU will receive an annual import capacity of 0.5 million tons of LNG, delivered by LNG carriers from the U.S. Gulf Coast, with an avg. travel time of 18-20 hrs.

The Natural gas from the FSU will be transferred to shore using a jettyless transfer and regasification unit (iQuay-R). The gas will then be transported onshore via a 14-km-long, 14-inch-diameter pipeline (API 5L, Grade 55).

The natural gas will then supply to 5x1 combined cycle power plant with a gross power output of 400 MW, powered by Siemens SGT-800 series gas turbines.

Electricity will be transmitted through a 230 kV line to the Santo Tomás Substation, 850 meters from the plant. The substation will be upgraded from 69 kV to 230 kV and extending 2 Km to the new Substation Atlántico, of which is linked to the national grid through 55 km line to the Morales Substation.