Detailed design of the EPCC for the third LNG terminal in Dahej, India

Development of the detailed design for the EPCC contract for the third terminal in Dahej, intended for the unloading of LNG vessels (from 125,000 to 266,000 m³), ethane (from 80,000 to 150,000 m³) and propane (from 65,000 to 98,000 m³).
The terminal consists of a 2,480 m long access bridge and a double-level rectangular unloading platform measuring 48.8 x 53.3 m, supported by piles 1,400 mm in diameter and up to 75 m long. The berthing system includes four mooring dolphins, each supported by 22 metal piles with a diameter of 1,168 mm.

Location: Dahej LNG terminal, India

Date: 2025

Scope of the project: EPCC contract for the third terminal

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