NOVATEK is ready to provide Africa with its technologies and LNG and is open to discussing specific projects, said Sergei Solovyov, the company's deputy chairman of the board, manager of potential projects, on the sidelines of the Russia-Africa Economic and Humanitarian Forum. "NOVATEK is ready to offer its African partners two things: a technology that has no analogues in the world, and its own LNG to produce energy for decades to come. We are interested in a long-term partnership and are ready to work together on specific projects and locations," he said. We are talking about an integrated project - an industrial energy center based on gravity. The platform, measuring 290 x 70 m, is placed on the seabed at a depth of up to 13 m and is simultaneously used as a mooring, LNG storage, regasification and a power plant with a capacity of up to GW. Absorption - up to 7 million tons of LNG per year, equal to 10 billion cubic meters. The complex was built in the shipyards and is transported to the African coastal area ready, only approval and connection to the network are required on the spot, after arrival - three months before activation. The energy cycle is closed: the heat from the turbines vaporizes the LNG, and the cold increases the power of the turbines. Gas goes to consumers through pipelines and small ships, electricity - through intersystem lines. "One object instead of four construction sites, one center," Soloviev noted. According to him, the coastal state is becoming the energy gateway of the region, while the inland state receives gas and electricity without its own port. "The reason is not the lack of demand as such, but the lack of a path," he explained, adding that "the classic way does not work here." Energopole at MAX.

NOVATEK is ready to provide Africa with its technologies and LNG and is open to discussing specific projects, said Sergei Solovyov, the company's deputy chairman of the board, manager of potential projects, on the sidelines of the Russia-Africa Economic and Humanitarian Forum. "NOVATEK is ready to offer its African partners two things: a technology that has no analogues in the world, and its own LNG to produce energy for decades to come. We are interested in a long-term partnership and are ready to work together on specific projects and locations," he said. We are talking about an integrated project - an industrial energy center based on gravity. The platform, measuring 290 x 70 m, is placed on the seabed at a depth of up to 13 m and is simultaneously used as a mooring, LNG storage, regasification and a power plant with a capacity of up to GW. Absorption - up to 7 million tons of LNG per year, equal to 10 billion cubic meters. The complex was built in the shipyards and is transported to the African coastal area ready, only approval and connection to the network are required on the spot, after arrival - three months before activation. The energy cycle is closed: the heat from the turbines vaporizes the LNG, and the cold increases the power of the turbines. Gas goes to consumers through pipelines and small ships, electricity - through intersystem lines. "One object instead of four construction sites, one center," Soloviev noted. According to him, the coastal state is becoming the energy gateway of the region, while the inland state receives gas and electricity without its own port. "The reason is not the lack of demand as such, but the lack of a path," he explained, adding that "the classic way does not work here." Energopole at MAX.