Nord Gas Solutions (NGS) has successfully received a contract to supply a regasification system module for Excelerate Energy's first FSRU (Floating Storage and Regasification Unit) conversion project. This module will be installed on the LNG vessel with a capacity of 170,000 cubic meters named 'Methane Patricia Camila', which is being converted into a floating storage and regasification unit. This contract was awarded to NGS in July 2026.
Experience and Expertise of Nord Gas Solutions
David Liner, CEO of Excelerate Energy, stated: "Nord Gas Solutions has extensive experience in designing and delivering regasification systems for the global LNG industry. Combining this experience with our long-standing relationship has made their technical expertise a natural fit as a partner for our first FSRU conversion project."
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The NGS regasification module is expected to be delivered in the first half of 2028. With the installation of this module, the converted FSRU will help expand access to clean and affordable natural gas in target markets.
Contract Implications for the LNG Industry
Pal Steins, Head of Midstream Sales at Nord Gas Solutions, commented: "The awarding of this important contract is based on our extensive experience with regas modules for FSRU conversions. We have a strong relationship with Excelerate Energy, and it is a great honor to collaborate again with one of the industry's leading companies on their first conversion project."
Nord Gas Solutions has emerged as a new corporate brand following the acquisition of Wärtsilä Gas Solutions by Mutares SE & Co. on June 1, 2026. This transformation reflects the market's shift towards natural gas and related technologies, which can help reduce environmental impacts and achieve sustainability goals.
Given the high capacity of this project and NGS's ability to provide advanced technology products and services, this contract is expected to focus not only on natural gas but also contribute to improving the quality of life in local communities. With the operation of this system, companies and governments can seek new solutions for energy management and cost reduction.
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