LNG Alliance to construct LNG import terminal in Montenegro
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Singapore-based project developer LNG Alliance has partnered up with Montenegro's state-owned power firm EPCG to look into liquid natural gas (LNG) and power projects and a dedicated LNG import terminal in the Port of Bar, located at the entrance of the Adriatic Sea, Montenegro, according to Offshore-energy.biz.
EPCG signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with LNG Alliance on December 8, 2021. According to the memorandum, LNG Alliance will, in cooperation with EPCG, conduct a detailed feasibility study.
The goal is to determine the relevant technical and commercial solution for the construction of gas-fired power plants in Bar and Podgorica. (source: Offshore-energy.biz)
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