INOX India Limited has announced that it has won a significant contract from Island Power Producer Ltd (IPP) to develop a Mini LNG Terminal in The Bahamas. This project involves supplying ten LNG storage tanks, each with a capacity of 1,500m³, along with a regasification system for IPP’s 60 MW combined cycle power plant.
The terminal will be the largest mini-LNG facility built by INOX India, designed to provide shore power to cruise ships at Nassau Cruise Port. With a total LNG storage capacity of 15,000m³, the terminal will feature the world’s largest installation of shop-built, double-walled vacuum-insulated cryogenic tanks.
The project will be completed in two phases, with the first phase – including five tanks and a regasification system – expected to be finished by February 2026. The second phase, which involves five additional tanks, is slated for completion by June 2026.
The facility will accommodate LNG deliveries via smaller ships and provide reloading services in ISO containers for local users. This project marks INOX India’s third mini-LNG terminal, following its recent successful completion of a terminal in Antigua.
Major components for the terminal will be manufactured at INOX India’s Kandla facility. While the value of the contract has not been disclosed, it is described as the largest-ever order for the company’s LNG division.
INOX India Limited is a prominent player in the industrial sector, specializing in the manufacturing and supply of cryogenic and gas processing equipment. The company has established a strong presence in the LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) infrastructure space, providing solutions for storage, regasification, and distribution of LNG.
Known for its cutting-edge technology and commitment to sustainability, INOX India plays a vital role in the development of energy infrastructure both in India and internationally. The company designs and manufactures a wide range of cryogenic tanks, pressure vessels, and related systems, which are crucial for industries such as power generation, chemicals, and logistics.
INOX India is also expanding its reach into the mini-LNG terminal sector, having secured significant projects across various global markets, reinforcing its position as a key contributor to the growing demand for LNG solutions
