Next-Generation LNG and FLNG Systems: Innovation, Integration, and Decarbonization in Offshore Energy
Wednesday, 6 May
Room 312
Technical Session
This session explores the evolution of LNG and FLNG technologies toward more efficient and sustainable offshore energy systems. Presentations cover field-proven developments such as Coral South’s success and new FLNG conversions, as well as LNG–CO2 supply chain integration and valuation of floating export infrastructure. Papers also discuss fleet decarbonization through energy-efficiency frameworks and offshore electrification using advanced nuclear systems. A quasi-static model for FLNG-carrier mooring fatigue adds critical design insights. Collectively, these works highlight how innovation, system integration, and low-carbon solutions are driving the next generation of LNG and FLNG development.
Chairperson(s)
Sponsoring Society:
- American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)
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1400-1418 36983U.S. LNG-CO₂ Bidirectional Maritime Supply Chains Under Proposed U.S.-flag Shipping Objectives: Strategic Value Chain and Technical Implications
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1420-1438 37091Coral North Enhanced Duplicate of Coral South
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1440-1458 37196Conversion of Membrane-Type LNGC Into FLNG Unit: A Technical Solution for a Cost-Effective Approach
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1500-1518 37084Valuation Dynamics of LNG Export Solutions: Terminals, FLNG, and Carrier Strategies
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1520-1538 37089Sustainable Offshore Energy: Concept Design of a Nuclear-Powered FPSO
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1540-1558 36977Overcoming Implementation Challenges for a Zero Emission Offshore Industry: Electrification of FPSOs and FLNGs with Advanced Offshore Nuclear
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1600-1618 36823Integrated Energy-Efficiency Packages for Fleet Decarbonization: A Compatibility-Aware Framework