Delivery - Nigeria LNG

Loading Terminal

Each of the vessels are loaded via the jetty from Nigeria LNG in Bonny Island. All vessels are fully compatible with the loading terminal and all discharge terminals.

Discharge Terminals

Customer	Terminal
ENEL Of Italy	Montoir Terminal
Gas Natural of Spain	Huelva Terminal
BOTAS of Turkey	Marmara Ereglisi Terminal
GAZ de France	Montoir terminal
TRANSGAS of Portugal	Sines terminal
BG	Lake Charles
TRANGAS	Sines
SHELL WEST 1	Huelva, Cartagena, Lake Charles, El Ferrol
ENI	Sines
ENDESA	Gran Canaria & Tenerife Canary Islands
IBERDROLA	Huelva
SHELL WEST	Huelva, Cartagena, Lake Charles, El Ferrol
TOTAL Zeebrugge	Lake Charles, Belgium

LNG is delivered to three ports in Europe:

Montoir de Bretagne in France (servicing Gaz de France and ENEL)
Huelva in Spain (for Transgas, Enagas and Gas Natural), and
Marmara Ereglisi in Turkey (Servicing Botas)

Montoir de Bretagne, France
In operation since 1981, Montoir de Bretagne has three 120,000m³storage tanks. Montoir will service Gaz de France and ENEL for their total contracted offtake of 4.0bcm per annum. Average voyage time from Bonny Island to Montoir is 91/2 days.
Huelva, Spain
Owned and operated by Enagas since 1988, the terminal consists of one LNG jetty and two storage tanks with total capacity of 165,000m³as well as a truck loading facility. Huelva has a maximum discharge rate from each vessel of 12,000m³ per hour. Huelva will service Transgas, Enagas and Gas Natural for a total contracted offtake of 5.65bcm per annum. Average voyage time from Bonny Island to Huelva is 7^1/2 days.
Marmara Ereglisi, Turkey
Marmara Ereglisi has been owned and operated by Botas since 1989. The terminal consists of one LNG jetty and three storage tanks with a total capacity of 255,000m³. Marmara has a maximum discharge rate from each vessel of 11,000m³per hour. It services Botas for a total contracted offtake of 1.2 bcm. Average voyage time from Bonny Island to Marmara is 12 days.
New terminals for trains 4 and 5 Customers

Sines

To serves ENI S.p.A for a total contracted offtake of 1.5 bcm.

Lake Charles

To serves Shell Western LNG Limited for a total contracted offtake of 1.5 bcm. It consists of one LNG jetty and three storage tanks with total capacity of 95,000m3. Lake Charles has a maximum discharge rate from each vessel of 12,500m3 per hour.

Cove Point

To be used by Shell Western LNG Limited for its total contracted offtake of 2.3 bcm under NLNG Plus MoU.

Altamira

Will also be used by Shell Western LNG Limited for the 2.3 still under MoU.