Angola LNG is considering future expansion options including adding a mini train of 3m mtpa, as new gas supplies to the plant ramp up in the next 12 months, Reuters said.

• Extra supplies are expected from Chevron by year-end and the New Gas Consortium by end 2025.
• Angola is Africa’s second largest LNG producer and current supply to its facility averages around 700 mcf/d, or 70% of operating capacity.
• The additional supplies from the project will allow ALNG to run at full capacity for the first time and with more feedstock than anticipated.
• Angola LNG is designed for a single train of 5.2m mtpa.