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

249K views · 10K reactions | Prelude Flng #tecnologia #preludeflng #inventos #barcos #prelude #vehiculos #clubcuriosity #sabiasque #curiosidades #tech #gas #gasnatural #ingenieria | ClubCuriosity | Facebook

At 488 metres long Shell's Prelude facility is the world's biggest oil and gas platform. It has arrived off the Kimberley coast in the Browse field, in 250m deep water, after several weeks being towed from the shipyard in South Korea. Video footage: Shell | ABC Kimberley

With the last of the topside modules now safely installed, the full scale of Shell’s Prelude FLNG project is taking shape. So our camera crews ventured high into the sky and deep inside the hull to capture this exclusive glimpse of Prelude - the largest floating facility ever built. | Shell