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LNG Terminal Summary Description • Deep water jetty, capable of receiving double hulled LNG tankers up to 265,000m³ cargo capacity. • Up to four ‘full containment’ LNG storage tanks • Represents average gas demand in Ireland for about 40 days • Peak re-gasification capacity up to 28.3 million Sm 3 /d (1000 MMSCFD) • Capable of meeting Ireland’s peak day gas demand • Feeds gas into Shannon pipeline for delivery into the national gas transmission network • Heat required to process LNG from liquid into vapour
LNG Terminal and Pipeline Permitting Activities Mar 2008 Feb 2009 Dec 2009 Nov 2010 Planning permission for terminal granted Pipeline planning permission granted Pipeline section 39A consent granted Regulated third party access exemption granted Dec 2010 Dec 2010 Jan 2011 Mar 2011 Aug 2012 LNG Terminal foreshore lease / licenses granted Market test mandated by EU Commission launched Consultation on tariffs for UK-Ireland gas Interconnectors Market test completed Judicial Review initiated due to imposition of costs of UK-Ireland gas interconnectors on LNG Terminal
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