Terminal Development

Singapore LNG Terminal

The Singapore LNG terminal began operations in May 2013 with two storage tanks, a jetty and throughput capacity of 3.5 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa).

Situated on a 40-hectare plot on Jurong Island, it was built at a cost of S$1.7 billion. The terminal was the result of several years of work, which began with feasibility studies in 2005.

Given the terminal’s strategic importance, the government has been expanding the terminal ahead of demand. The terminal now has four tanks, a secondary jetty and additional regasification facilities with a throughput capacity of 11 Mtpa. The terminal can accommodate seven storage tanks, with a throughput capacity of 15 Mtpa. 

The terminal is an open-access terminal that will provide terminal services without discrimination. It offers a range of ancillary services, such as Storage and Reload, Storage and Sendout, and vessel cooldown. However, access to the LNG terminal will be subject to the spare capacity of the terminal's facilities, such as tank capacity and berthing slots. Parties interested in SLNG's terminal services may find out more at SLNG's website (www.slng.com.sg).