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What is Energos infrastructure?

New Fortress Energy (NFE) and Apollo have announced the creation of a new $2bn liquefied natural gas (LNG) maritime platform called Energos Infrastructure. Formed as part of a previously announced joint venture (JV), Energos is the owner and operator of 11 LNG infrastructure vessels.

What is Energos?

Energos is a global marine infrastructure platform underpinned by long-term contracts, benefitting from NFE’s LNG downstream operations and development activities, as well as Apollo’s leading investment and maritime experience.

Who owns Energos infrastructure?

The Platform has been named Energos Infrastructure (“Energos”) and is owned approximately 80% by Apollo-managed funds and 20% by NFE. This press release features multimedia.

How many LNG vessels does Energos own?

Formed as part of a previously announced joint venture (JV), Energos is the owner and operator of 11 LNG infrastructure vessels. The 11-vessel portfolio includes six floating storage and regasification units (FSRUs), two LNG carriers (LNGCs), and three floating storage units (FSUs).

Where is Energos headquartered?

Energos will establish its headquarters in Stamford, Conn. Energos is led by newly-appointed CEO Arthur Regan, a veteran maritime industry chief executive and Apollo operating partner, having established and led both publicly-traded and private equity-owned maritime enterprises over the past three decades.

What is the capacity of Energos?

Capacity 145,880 m3 Energos Maria Ship TypeLNGC Capacity 145,958 m3 Energos Princess Ship TypeLNGC Capacity 138,158 m3 Energos Celsius Ship TypeFSRU Capacity 160,607 m3 Energos Penguin Ship TypeFSU Capacity 160,683 m3 100 FIRST STAMFORD PLACE, SUITE 201 | STAMFORD CT 06902 | [email protected]