Santos-operated Gladstone LNG facility on Curtis Island, is making good progress towards start-up expected around the end of third quarter.
The company recently fed gas into its LNG production train 1 at the facility.
Sources told Reuters that six commissioning cargoes will be put on offer between October and December, as GLNG intends to sell cargoes to market before it long-term deliveries begin.
According to sources, during the commissioning period, two cargoes per month are expected to be loaded with GLNG likely to send invites during next week.
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LNG World News Staff, Image: Santos GLNG