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The Floating Storage Regasification Unit (FSRU) operated by Summit in the Bay of Bengal is vital for Bangladesh's gas supply. However, both it and the FSRU operated by Excelerate Energy face security concerns due to a lack of dedicated surveillance. Operators have long sought government security support, but progress on essential measures has stalled since April despite annual meetings. Photo: SUMMIT POWER INTERNATIONAL WEBSITE

Summit's 2nd LNG terminal deal cancelled for good

Currently, Bangladesh operates two Floating Storage and Regasification Units (FSRUs), owned by Excelarate Energy and Summit Corporation, with the capacity to supply around 1,100 mmcf of gas daily.

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Summit's 2nd LNG terminal deal cancelled for good

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