Power LNG has chosen Cashman Preload Cryogenics (CPC) as LNG tank partner for Project Seawolf – a marine LNG fuelling facility on Pelican Island, Galveston, TX, US.
Project Seawolf, targeted to begin operations by the end of 2028, will initially produce 400,000 gallons per day of LNG for cruise ships and cargo vessels using the Port of Galveston, with the ability to scale to 800,000 gallons per day as needed. CPC’s storage tank, which will be incorporated into the facility, combines a precast, prestressed concrete outer wall with a 9% nickel steel inner tank, and a steel dome roof.
Eric Reaman, president & CEO of CPC, comments: ‘Power LNG is building critical marine fuelling infrastructure at the Port of Galveston. We know what it takes to develop these assets. We’re glad to be on the team at this stage, and we’ll be ready when the project moves to construction.’
Austin Terry, CEO of Power LNG Ventures, says: ‘We reviewed the tank technology options for full-containment storage and selected CPC as our tank partner. CPC brings deep experience designing, permitting and building LNG tanks of this size. This selection reflects our commitment to the project, to operational safety and to best-in-class partners.’
