Client
Location
Jacksonville LNG
Project overview
- Greenfield project
- LNG production capacity of 130,000 GPD
- Amine unit and molecular sieve dehydration for conditioning of inlet gas
- Gas compression
- LNG storage
- Plant utilities & infrastructure
- Truck & marine loading
Scope of work
- Project management
- Engineering oversight
- Schedule coordination
- Cost control
- Contract negotiation
Project summary
Audubon was selected to provide detailed engineering, design, and project management services for a 130,000 gallon a day (GPD) greenfield liquefied natural gas (LNG) production facility. Located in Jacksonville, Florida, the facility is the first small-scale LNG facility in the United States with the capability to load LNG into both marine vessels and trucks.
10 megawatt solar power generation units (Solar Taurus) were designed and installed as the primary power sources with buy-back capabilities to the grid. The LNG process area and balance of plant engineering and design were also included in the scope of work.
The Jacksonville LNG facility was designed to expand production capacity to an additional 480,000 GPD, as needed.
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