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Singapore LNG Corporation Pte Ltd (SLNG) was established in June 2009 to develop, build, own and operate Singapore’s first Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Terminal. It is wholly-owned by the Energy Market Authority of Singapore (EMA).This Terminal is Asia's first multi-user, open access LNG Terminal.

From all of us at SLNG, Happy National Day! Majulah Singapura!
09/08/2026

From all of us at SLNG, Happy National Day! Majulah Singapura!

Level complete! Htet Ko Ko Aung just wrapped up his internship here at SLNG with our Technical & Project Development tea...
04/08/2026

Level complete! Htet Ko Ko Aung just wrapped up his internship here at SLNG with our Technical & Project Development team, and like any good adventure, this one came with its fair share of achievements unlocked.

From terminal visits to site workshops to levelling up his Excel VBA and Power Automate skills, Ko Ko dived straight into the work that keeps Singapore’s energy running. Along the way, he picked up a few bonus stats like patient teammates and ‘S’ tier office culture.

Swipe to see his journey! Here’s wishing Ko Ko all the best as he heads off to his next quest.

is a series featuring the faces behind everything at SLNG.Meet Raymond Huang, our Lead Technician (Production), who de...
30/07/2026

is a series featuring the faces behind everything at SLNG.

Meet Raymond Huang, our Lead Technician (Production), who describes his role at the SLNG Terminal as the link between our front-line technicians and the Shift Supervisor. Swipe through to learn more about his role and what he enjoys most about his work.

Starting a new role in a new company can feel like a lot: new faces, new processes, new everything. In our new series, M...
28/07/2026

Starting a new role in a new company can feel like a lot: new faces, new processes, new everything. In our new series, My First 90 Days, we catch up with new joiners to hear about their journeys settling into life at SLNG.

We kick off the series with Cheyenne Lye from our HR team, who joined us fresh out of university. From being too nervous to talk to anyone in her first week to now confidently striking up conversations in the office, swipe through to hear her story.

Securing Singapore’s energy future takes a lot of teamwork and collaboration. In this first post of our “Meet the Team B...
23/07/2026

Securing Singapore’s energy future takes a lot of teamwork and collaboration. In this first post of our “Meet the Team Behind” series, we provide a sneak peek into the multi-disciplinary team behind the Onshore Connecting Infrastructure (OCI) — the critical "pipeline bridge" component of Singapore’s Second LNG Terminal. Swipe to see how our experts are engineering and constructing a resilient facility right inside Jurong Port 👉

Nothing beats a scoop of gelato to close out the work week! 🍦Last Friday, colleagues at our Labrador Tower office steppe...
21/07/2026

Nothing beats a scoop of gelato to close out the work week! 🍦

Last Friday, colleagues at our Labrador Tower office stepped away momentarily from their desks for a well-deserved TGIF ice cream party. As the sun beat down outside the office windows, the team cooled themselves to a variety of ice cream flavours, catching up over sprinkles and waffle cones, and taking some time to just chill together.

Here’s to more sweet ways of bringing the team together!

On 15 July, we had the privilege of hosting a delegation from Ghana’s Ministry of Energy and Green Transition, led by Mr...
16/07/2026

On 15 July, we had the privilege of hosting a delegation from Ghana’s Ministry of Energy and Green Transition, led by Mr. Mark K. Prempeh, Director of Petroleum. The visit to SLNG was part of the delegation’s official trip to Singapore.

Our CEO, Leong Wei Hung, walked the delegation through the role SLNG plays in safeguarding Singapore's energy security, along with a look at what's ahead for us. The conversation that followed was a rich one, with both sides exchanging ideas and perspectives on infrastructure planning and energy transition.

We recently welcomed Mr Sun Lian Qing, Chairman of Jiaxing Gas Group, and his team to our office, visiting all the way f...
14/07/2026

We recently welcomed Mr Sun Lian Qing, Chairman of Jiaxing Gas Group, and his team to our office, visiting all the way from China. It was a wonderful opportunity to reciprocate the warm hospitality they had extended to us during our visit to Jiaxing’s LNG terminal in May.

The key highlight of the visit was the signing of a Terminal Use Agreement between SLNG and Jiaxing Gas Group, marking an important milestone in our growing partnership.

We look forward to further strengthening this partnership in the years ahead.

Training days don’t always have to follow the same playbook. This month, our Production team switched up their usual qua...
09/07/2026

Training days don’t always have to follow the same playbook. This month, our Production team switched up their usual quarterly onsite training for an offsite session that balanced sharp minds 🧠 with swift reflexes 🏓.

The morning stayed sharp: hands-on refreshers on operational response and critical communication protocols. Then came the twist: an afternoon Pickleball Tournament, with a catch 👀- pairings crossed ranks and roles on purpose - and nobody was safe from a surprise smash!

The result? Solid learning, real laughs, and stronger connections across the team. Because building readiness works better when you're also building relationships.

is a series where we take you behind the scenes of what goes on inside the SLNG Terminal. While the tanks and vessels ...
07/07/2026

is a series where we take you behind the scenes of what goes on inside the SLNG Terminal.

While the tanks and vessels tend to catch the eye due to their sheer size, some of the smaller installations at our terminal are just as important as they quietly do a lot of the work that keep the terminal running safely and reliably.

Take a look at the spindly structure in the photo. Jurong Island, like many other parts of Singapore, is highly lightning prone. This “supertree” looking structure is actually a semiconductor lightning current extender, mounted around the terminal to intercept lightning strikes and provide a safe path for lightning to get discharged into the ground, thus keeping our operations and our people safe.

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