LNDCH4 Guyana has proudly announced the arrival of two advanced gas turbines from Sweden, marking a significant milestone in the country’s transformative gas-to-energy project.
These state-of-the-art turbines will be integral to the Combined Cycle Power Plant, which is set to generate 300 Megawatts (MW) of electricity at the gas-to-energy site in Wales, West Demerara.

The arrival of these cutting-edge turbines underscores LNDCH4 Guyana’s commitment to enhancing the nation’s energy capacity and efficiency.

Mr. Humberto Lopez, Country Manager for LNDCH4 Guyana, expressed enthusiasm about this development, stating, “The arrival of these cutting-edge turbines marks a crucial milestone in realising Guyana’s energy ambitions. Once operational, they will not only expand the country’s power generation capacity but also provide an efficient and environmentally friendly energy source for decades to come.”

The strategic importance of these turbines cannot be overstated, as they will power both the Combined Cycle Plant and the Natural Gas Liquids (NGL) Plant, which are currently under construction at the Gas-to-Energy site. The turbines will utilise associated gas from nearby oil wells, representing a sustainable approach to energy generation.

Once fully operational, the project is expected to significantly reduce Guyana’s reliance on imported fuels, lower energy costs, and contribute to national efforts aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The gas-to-energy project aligns with the government’s vision to diversify the country’s energy sector, paving the way for a more sustainable and prosperous energy future.

As construction progresses, LNDCH4 Guyana remains dedicated to engaging with local communities, creating job opportunities, and ensuring that this landmark project delivers tangible benefits to the people of Guyana. The arrival of these gas turbines heralds a new era of energy efficiency and

sustainability for the nation, marking a pivotal step forward in harnessing Guyana’s abundant natural gas reserves.