Eni becomes the worlds’s FLNG powerhouse
Nguya FLNG during offloading - Source: Eni
🚢 First Cargo from Nguya FLNG: Eni Quietly Becomes the World’s FLNG Powerhouse
The first LNG cargo from Nguya FLNG marks more than a project milestone, it signals a structural shift in the global FLNG landscape.
With Nguya now online, Eni has surpassed 6 MTPA of liquefaction capacity produced entirely from FLNG assets, a scale unmatched by any other operator.
The portfolio now includes:
Coral Sul FLNG (Mozambique, operational)
Tango FLNG (Congo, operational)
Nguya FLNG (Congo, operational)
Coral North FLNG (Mozambique, under construction)
And the trajectory is even more striking. Once Coral North FLNG enters service, expected by 2028, Eni’s floating liquefaction capacity will rise to ~10 MTPA, consolidating its position as the largest FLNG operator globally.
This is more than capacity growth. It’s a demonstration of:
Strategic use of modular, relocatable liquefaction
Acceleration of gas monetization in frontier basins
A replicable model for nations seeking rapid LNG deployment
A shift in the competitive balance between floating and onshore LNG
FLNG is no longer a niche. It’s becoming a central pillar of global LNG supply, and Eni is writing the playbook.
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https://www.eni.com/en-IT/media/press-release/2026/02/president-congo-and-eni-celebrate-first-lng-cargo.html
