The US-based company today (16th March) confirmed the news, stating it had received a $47m order for its equipment.
Equipment ordered under the agreement includes brazed aluminium heat exchangers, cold boxes, heavy hydrocarbon removal system and air-cooled heat exchangers, in addition to other pertinent equipment and engineering.
Commenting on the order, Jill Evanko, Chart’s President and CEO, said, “We are excited to partner with New Fortress Energy on this unique, first-of-a-kind offshore liquefaction system.”
“New Fortress Energy continues to be an industry leader with a strategic approach to the clean energy transition and the entire value chain.”