Low Carbon LNG
SK E&S shifts to a low carbon LNG business based on the CCS technology
that captures and stores carbon dioxide generated when natural gas is produced.
that captures and stores carbon dioxide generated when natural gas is produced.
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Transition to green LNG BM
through the CCS technology -
Contribution to the hydrogen ecosystem
by producing blue hydrogen, etc. -
Expansion of new growth
LNG demand such as companies
SK E&S will secure the world's top-level CCS technology
to strengthen the eco-friendliness and
sustainability of the LNG value chain from gas field
development to LNG generation business.
- Upstream Gas Field (Natural Gas Production) North America Woodford shale gas field Australia Caldita-Barossa gas field Indonesia Tangguh gas field
- Midstream Liquefaction Plant (LNG Production/Export) Freeport Project LNG vessel (Marine transport) LNG Receiving Terminal (LNG import and regasification/distribution) Boryeong LNG Terminal
- Downstream Generation/CHP Generation Gwangyang Natural Gas Power Plant Paju LNG Power Plant Hanam CHP Plant Wirye CHP Plant
UPSTREAM
Upstream is a field of exploration, development, and production of natural gas. SK E&S is conducting global projects around the world.
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Barossa-Caldita project in Australia
We have secured a stake in the Barossa-Caldita offshore gas field in Australia and are working on a joint project with Santos Australia. SK E&S plans to produce low-carbon LNG using CCS technology from 2025 by utilizing nearby Darwin LNG liquefaction plants. -
Map of the Barossa-Caldita Project in Australia -
Woodford Project in USA -
Woodford Shale project in the U.S.
In 2014, we secured a stake in Continental Resources's Oklahoma Woodford gas field, which produces 700,000 tons of natural gas annually through joint development. -
Tangguh Project in Indonesia
SK E&S has introduced 500,000 to 600,000 tons of natural gas every year through the Tangguh gas field in Indonesia since 2004. -
Map of Tangguh Project in Indonesia
MIDSTREAM
Midstream is an intermediate stage of the LNG value chain that liquefies, transports, stores, regasifies, and distributes the natural gas which is secured upstream. SK E&S has established the entire midstream area by securing the liquefaction facilities and LNG vessels from Freeport LNG of the U.S. and operating Boryeong LNG Terminal.
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Have a liquefaction terminal in the U.S.
SK E&S signed an agreement on the use of natural gas liquefaction facilities with an annual capacity of 2.2 million tons with Freeport LNG, an American firm. It has imported American shale gas since 2020. -
Freeport project -
Boryeong LNG Terminal -
Built Boryeong LNG Terminal
SK E&S has jointly operated Boryong LNG Terminal with GS Energy since 2017.
It is a facility that imports LNGs secured from abroad into Korea, then unloads, stores, mechanizes, and transmits them, and it is a key infrastructure of LNG midstream in Korea. -
Secured LNG carrier
To transport shale gas liquefied in Freeport Terminal in the U.S., SK E&S has been Korea's first private operator of a fleet only for the transportation since 2019. -
SK Prism Agility LNG Carrier
DOWNSTREAM
Downstream is a business area that supplies or sells various energy sources including electricity and city gas so that customers can safely and conveniently use them.
SK E&S is Korea's leading energy company that produces and sells electricity and thermal power though LNG
power generation and combined heat & power (CHP) generation.
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Map of China LNG Terminal -
Secured LNG terminal in China and sold LNG in China.
In July 2020, it secured a stake in Zhouxian LNG Terminal in Zhejiang Province, China, supplying about 500,000 tons of LNG annually to China. -
Contribute to power supply in Korea by operating natural gas power plants
SK E&S operates a natural gas power plant that uses natural gas to produce electricity and is responsible for domestic energy supply and demand. -
SK E&S Power Plant