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BUILDING AN LNG SUPPLY CHAIN FOR THE MARINE SECTOR FROM SCRATCH
In the space of just over three years, Jacksonville has gone from a port with limited experience of LNG, no existing infrastructure, and a relatively small market in marine fuel bunkering, to become the leading LNG bunkering operation in the US and one of the first movers globally. The Jacksonville case study illustrates the importance of a forward-looking anchor customer and strong leadership. This is what provided the catalyst for innovative supply chain investments, with both customer and supply chain collaborating closely with the port, regulatory authorities, local emergency services and communities.
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Name: Clean Jacksonville
Capacity: Single GTT membrane tank, total tank volume, 2,200 cum
Bunkering rate: 500 cum/hr
Gross tonnage: 1,440 tons
Dimensions: 67.7 m length x 14.9 m breadth
Class: ABS
Shipyard: Conrad Shipyards, Texas
1H 2018
Tote Maritime
Clean Marine Energy LLC
Jacksonville, Florida
Ownership – JAX LNG LLC (100%)
Train 1 nameplate capacity of 120,000 gallons per day
Two LNG storage tanks of net capacity. 2 million gallons
Dedicated jetty for LNG bunker vessels
Commissioning 1H 2018
Truck-to-ship bunkering using ISO containers via a transfer skid
LNG is sourced by JAX LNG, from AGL Resources’ LNG production facility in Macon, Georgia
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