ConocoPhillips and Monkey Island?
It’s not Monkey Island at Oklahoma’s Grand Lake but rather a Louisiana-based LNG company that announced it picked ConocoPhillips and its specialized liquefaction technology for the firm’s planned 26 MTPA natural gas liquefaction and export facililty n Cameron Parish, Louisiana.
The technology at ConocoPhillips is known as Optimized Casdade Process.
“After an extensive technology selection study and analysis on multiple technologies, Monkey Island LNG selected the Optimized Cascade® process based on its operational flexibility, quick restart capabilities, high efficiency, and proven performance above nameplate capacity,” stated Greg Michaels, CEO of Monkey Island LNG.
He said the ConocoPhillips Optimized Cascade Process will enable Monkey Island LNG to provide customers with long-term, secure, and competitively priced LNG supply.
Darren Meznarich, who leads ConocoPhillips LNG Technology and Licensing, added “ConocoPhillips is pleased to support Monkey Island LNG with our new, mega-module Optimized Cascade template, designed to reduce costs, plot size and overall project risks for our clients.”
The 246-acre project site, located on Monkey Island in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, is strategically positioned with access to both deepwater shipping channels and abundant U.S. natural gas supply. With the integration of Optimized Cascade® technology, MILNG is reinforcing its commitment to provide customers and investors with a highly reliable and efficient LNG solution.
For more information, visit monkeyislandlng.com.