Jorf Lasfar scheme will contain LNG import terminal and 2,400MW power plant
Moroccos Office National de lElectricite et de lEau Potable (ONEE) has invited consultants to submit proposals for a financial advisory role on the planned $4.6bn gas-to-power project at Jorf Lasfar.
The submission date for bids for the financial advisory role is 22 September 2017.
The first phase of the Jorf Lasfar project will be located 118 kilometres from Casablanca. It will consist of:
- A marine jetty at Jorf Lasfar
- An LNG import terminal, including storage
- A high-pressure gas pipeline that will connect the LNG terminal to the existing Maghreb Europe high-pressure gas pipeline
- A 2,400MW combined-cycle power plant that will use gas received from the LNG import terminal
The LNG import terminal will have a capacity of 7 billion cubic metres and is expected to cost about $800m, while the budget for the associated pipelines and jetty is expected to be $600m.
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