據(jù)天然氣加工網(wǎng)站2月8日消息 切尼爾能源伙伴公司為切尼爾能源的子公司，該公司于2022年2月4日宣布，路易斯安那州卡梅倫教區(qū)Sabine Pass液化項目（SPL項目）的6號生產(chǎn)線已完工。目前調(diào)試已完成，切尼爾的工程總承包合作伙伴柏克德已將6號生產(chǎn)線的運營和控制權(quán)移交給切尼爾能源伙伴公司。

切尼爾能源伙伴和柏克德現(xiàn)在已經(jīng)宣布，SPL項目的所有六條液化生產(chǎn)線將在每條生產(chǎn)線的保證完工日期之前，在項目預算內(nèi)完工。完工后，6號生產(chǎn)線液化天然氣銷售的財務結(jié)果將反映在切尼爾能源伙伴公司及其適用附屬公司的運營報表中。

切尼爾能源伙伴公司董事長、總裁兼首席執(zhí)行官杰克·福斯科表示：“6號生產(chǎn)線的加速完工再次反映了切尼爾和柏克德團隊一貫達到的世界級執(zhí)行標準，我們?yōu)镾abine Pass 6條生產(chǎn)線的愿景安全、提前、按預算完成而感到自豪。切尼爾液化平臺在Sabine Pass和科珀斯克里斯蒂共有9條生產(chǎn)線，是世界第二大液化平臺，為我們的全球客戶群提供了清潔、安全和廉價的能源。我們期待著有機會在我們的平臺基礎(chǔ)上，未來在這兩個地點進行嚴格的棕地增長?！?/p>

吳恒磊 編譯自 天然氣加工

原文如下：

Cheniere announces completion of Train 6

Cheniere Energy Partners, a subsidiary of Cheniere Energy Inc., announced the completion of Train 6 at the Sabine Pass liquefaction project in Cameron Parish, Louisiana (the SPL Project) was achieved on February 4, 2022. Commissioning is complete and Bechtel, Cheniere’s EPC partner, has turned over care, custody, and control of Train 6 to Cheniere Partners.

Cheniere Partners and Bechtel have now declared completion of all six liquefaction trains at the SPL Project ahead of each train’s guaranteed completion date and within project budgets. With the completion, financial results of LNG sales from Train 6 going forward will be reflected in the statement of operations of Cheniere Partners and its applicable affiliates. 

“The accelerated completion of Train 6 once again reflects the world-class standard of execution consistently achieved by the Cheniere and Bechtel teams, and we are proud to have the six train vision of Sabine Pass completed safely, ahead of schedule and on budget,” said Jack Fusco, Chairman, President and CEO of Cheniere Partners. “With nine total trains across both the Sabine Pass and Corpus Christi projects, the Cheniere liquefaction platform is the second largest in the world, reliably providing our global customer base with clean, secure and affordable energy. We look forward to opportunities to build upon our platform with disciplined, brownfield growth at both sites in the future.”