GTT Energy, the business unit of the group dedicated to energy storage and management systems, received an order from the shipbuilding yard Hanwha Ocean in the third quarter of 2026. This order includes the design of cryogenic tanks for two new liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers, each with a capacity of 174,000 cubic meters.
Tank Design Details
The tanks designed for these two vessels will be equipped with the NO96 Super+ membrane containment system. This technology has been specifically developed by GTT and is designed to optimize the storage of liquefied natural gas. The use of this technology enhances efficiency and safety in LNG transportation.
Vessel Delivery Schedule
Delivery of the vessels to customers is scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2029. This timeline reflects GTT Energy's commitment to delivering projects on time and with the highest possible quality. This collaboration between GTT Energy and Hanwha Ocean could lead to a transformation in the LNG transportation industry and contribute to technical advancements in this field.
The total capacity of 348,000 cubic meters of these two new vessels indicates an increasing demand for LNG transportation in global markets. Additionally, this project showcases GTT Energy's capabilities in providing innovative and efficient solutions in the energy sector. Given the growing liquefied natural gas industry, this order could strengthen GTT Energy's position in the international market.
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