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Nassau Cruise Port receives $180M LNG-fuelled shore power upgrade

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What happened

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A nearly $180 million project is supplying cleaner LNG-fuelled shore power to vessels docked at Nassau Cruise Port. The system links the 70 MW Arawak Cay power plant to the port via an underwater cable. The project team estimates completion within 12 to 18 months, while Arawak Port Development Company expects the construction build-out to finish by early 2028.

From tribune242.com

Why it matters

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The infrastructure upgrade, which includes the Energy Terminal for the container port, is part of construction efforts in New Providence that are boosting cargo activity. Arawak Port Development Company has invested $5 million in the project.

Construction projects across New Providence are boosting cargo activity.

From tribune242.com

Who's involved

  • NassauLocation of the Nassau Cruise Port and major commercial shipping port
  • New ProvidenceDistrict-island where the infrastructure and utility upgrades are taking place
  • Royal Caribbean GroupCruise line that utilizes Nassau as a necessary operational port of call

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Royal Caribbean GroupSpeculative

    Royal Caribbean Group might see changes in operating costs due to the availability of cleaner LNG-fuelled shore power.

  • governmentSpeculative

    The government could benefit from the project supporting national energy reform and critical infrastructure development.

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