Bonny Gas Transport Expands with Wartsila and New Deals

Bonny Gas Transport is on the move, and it's exciting news. They've just announced a partnership with Wartsila, a leading technology company in the maritime industry.

This collaboration is a significant step forward for Bonny Gas Transport, allowing them to expand their operations and take on new challenges. With Wartsila's expertise, they'll be able to optimize their fleet's performance and reduce their environmental footprint.

The partnership with Wartsila is just one part of Bonny Gas Transport's growth strategy, which also includes new deals and agreements. These new partnerships will help them increase their market share and establish themselves as a major player in the industry.

Bonny Gas Transport is committed to innovation and sustainability, and this partnership with Wartsila is a testament to that.

Bonny Gas Transport (BGT) was set up in 1989 by Nigeria LNG Limited to transport all LNG gas produced by NLNG to customers.

BGT's primary goal is to safely and efficiently transport LNG gas to its customers.

The company was established to handle the transportation of LNG gas produced by NLNG.

BGT has been successfully transporting LNG gas to its customers since its inception in 1989.

Bonny Gas Transport has commissioned four new LNG vessels to boost its share of the growing global market.

The vessels, dual fuel diesel electric (DFDE) LNG carriers, will be deployed to Nigeria LNG (NLNG) before the end of December.

NLNG, the operator of the Bonny Island plant, has an overall capacity of 22 Million Tonnes Per Annum (mtpa) of LNG.

The Bonny Island facility has six operational trains, with NLNG planning for additional trains to increase production capacity by 40 percent to some 30 million tonnes annually.

The NLNG shipping capacity must grow to meet the demands of this expansion, with the company currently planning for additional trains.

The four commissioned vessels, LNG Bonny II and LNG Lagos II, and LNG Finima II and LNG Port-Harcourt II, have a capacity of 177,000 cbm and 175,000 cbm respectively.

The vessels are 299 meters long and 293 meters long, with a width of 48 meters.

Bonny Gas Transport has a long history of building strong partnerships with key players in the industry.

The company has a strategic partnership with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) to transport liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) across the country.

This partnership has enabled Bonny Gas Transport to expand its services and reach a wider customer base.

Bonny Gas Transport has also partnered with the Port Harcourt Refinery to transport LPG from the refinery to various locations in Nigeria.

The company's partnership with the NNPC has also led to the development of new LPG terminals in the country.

By working together with these industry leaders, Bonny Gas Transport has been able to increase its efficiency and reduce costs.

The company's partnerships have also helped to improve the safety and reliability of its operations.

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Wartsila has been a trusted partner to Bonny Gas Transport for many years, providing them with cutting-edge technology and expertise.

Their expertise has been instrumental in optimizing Bonny Gas Transport's vessel operations, resulting in significant reductions in fuel consumption and emissions.

Wartsila's innovative solutions have allowed Bonny Gas Transport to stay ahead of the curve in terms of environmental sustainability.

With Wartsila's advanced technology, Bonny Gas Transport has been able to minimize its ecological footprint and maximize its efficiency.

Their state-of-the-art vessels are equipped with Wartsila's latest propulsion and energy systems, ensuring a smooth and reliable journey.

Bonny Gas Transport's commitment to sustainability is matched only by Wartsila's dedication to innovation and excellence.