Brunei LNG announced it has initiated the safe startup of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility following an "operational upset" earlier this week. The startup process will continue until further notice.
Current Status
- Controlled Flaring and Noise: The company has assured the public that visible flaring and elevated noise levels are part of the controlled and expected recovery process.
- Safety Priority: Designated internal teams are focused on ensuring the safe restart of operations at the facility.
Incident Overview
- On Wednesday, Brunei LNG reported managing an “operational upset” at its plant in the Belait District.
- Details of the cause and nature of the disruption, as well as the exact timeline for full recovery, were not disclosed.
About Brunei LNG
- Ownership:
- 50% owned by the Government of Brunei.
- Remaining 50% equally shared by Mitsubishi Corp (Japan) and Shell.
- Capacity: The LNG plant has an annual capacity of 7.2 million metric tonnes.
This event highlights the critical role of Brunei LNG in the region's energy supply chain and underscores the company's commitment to safety and operational stability during recovery efforts.
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