A major milestone has been reached in Guyana’s ambitious Gas-to-Energy project, with the arrival of two cutting-edge steam turbines and two advanced oil tanks, LNDCH4, the joint-venture company building out the project has announced.
Delivered on December 21, 2024, these components are key to the project which will play a pivotal role in transforming the country’s energy infrastructure.
LNDCH4, a joint venture between Lindsayca Inc. and CH4 Systems, is spearheading this transformative initiative.
The Gas-to-Energy project aims to harness natural gas from offshore oil operations, channeling it through a state-of-the-art pipeline to an onshore processing facility. This facility will convert the gas into reliable electricity, significantly reducing the cost of energy for households and businesses. Additionally, the project is expected to curtail Guyana’s reliance on imported fuel, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and provide a platform for economic growth and industrial development.
Safely transported and now securely stored at the warehouse, LNDCH4 said these assets will remain on standby until the project reaches the installation phase.
The arrival of the key components of the project signals tangible progress in the ongoing efforts to deliver cleaner, more efficient energy solutions to the people of Guyana.
