Transnet National Ports Authority to Establish South Africa’s First LNG Import Terminal at Richards Bay
02.04.2025 By Tank Terminals - NEWS

February 4, 2025 [Storage Terminals Magazine]- Transnet National Ports Authority has announced that the Port of Richards Bay is set to sign South Africa’s first-ever liquefied natural gas import terminal agreement. This milestone development is expected to transform the country’s energy and maritime sectors, reinforcing the Port’s role as a key liquid bulk hub.

 

In addition to the LNG import terminal, the agreement will include a bunkering services terminal operator agreement, further enhancing the Port of Richards Bay’s capabilities in handling liquid bulk commodities. The initiative aligns with South Africa’s strategic energy goals and positions the port as a critical gateway for LNG imports, supporting energy security and economic growth.

The establishment of this LNG terminal marks a significant step in South Africa’s transition towards a more sustainable and diversified energy landscape, while also strengthening the country’s maritime infrastructure.

 

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