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Bahamas’ LNG Terminal Breaks Ground | Bahamas News
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Groundbreaking on The Bahamas’ new LNG terminal marks a historic leap toward energy independence, reliability, and affordability. This $500M, three-phase project—backed by FOCOL, Shell, and BPL—aims to replace aging infrastructure and cut outages by powering new generation facilities with cleaner, more stable LNG. Prime Minister Davis admits the public’s frustration with blackouts, calling for a full grid overhaul. Seen as a “bridge fuel,” LNG will reduce emissions, stabilize prices, and create jobs in construction and engineering. The first phase, ready by Q1 2027, will deliver 90MW; later phases will expand to 170MW+—ensuring lights stay on and bills stay down. After 20 years of planning, this is the island nation’s most ambitious energy upgrade yet.
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