Furthermore, as part of efforts to leverage digital solutions to maximize the operations of the facility, Baker Hughes will make use of its iCenter capabilities and a wide range of other digital services based on Bently Nevada’s System 1 technology, to provide near-real time remote based monitoring, error diagnostics and cybersecurity services.
“This agreement shows how we embed our decades of LNG experience and constant collaboration with our customers to develop solutions to meet their specific needs and outcomes,” Rod Christie, executive vice president of Turbomachinery & Process Solutions at Baker Hughes, said.
Once completed, Coral Sul FLNG will have a liquefaction capacity of 3.4 million tons/year, will process up to 450 billion cubic meters of gas from the giant Coral reservoir which is located in the Rovuma Basin Area 4 and will becoming the first LNG project in Mozambique to come online for exports.
