4K reactions · 1.4K shares | It’s the moment of truth for the world’s first floating liquefied natural gas facility in Geoje, South Korea. After months of construction the Prelude team faces its greatest challenge yet. The two giant sections of the hull are complete; now they must join together. Join the team as they shift over 100,000 tonnes of steel to make it happen. | Shell | Facebook

The Prelude FLNG project, situated in the Browse Basin off the coast of Western Australia, holds the distinction of being the largest floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) facility globally. Operated by Shell Australia, the Prelude FLNG facility began production in December 2018. With a double-hulled steel structure, it spans an impressive length of 488 meters and width of 74 meters. Weighing around 600,000 tonnes, this monumental vessel has the capacity to produce approximately 110,000 barrels

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1M views · 12K shares | It’s been a year of remarkable achievement for Shell’s Prelude Project. From the installation of the first processing module in South Korea to the construction of the largest turret ever built in Dubai. Take a look at some of the extraordinary highlights from this world first project to liquefy natural gas at sea. | Shell | Facebook

1.3K reactions · 1.9K shares | From five star living in one of the most remote locations on the planet, to paint that will last 25 years at sea. Not only is Shell’s Prelude FLNG team building one of the largest floating structures ever seen, but they are also taking the energy industry to a whole new level of innovation. | Shell | Facebook

Shell is preparing the five-yearly revision of the Prelude Environment Plan and would like to hear from you if you have functions, interests, activities or cultural heritage features that may be affected. | Shell