Wison New Energies has signed a collaboration agreement to integrate Shell’s Dual Mixed Refrigerant (DMR) liquefaction technology into Wison’s floating LNG (FLNG) offerings, reflecting a shared ambition to accelerate the deployment of next generation FLNG solutions.
Through this collaboration, Wison will incorporate Shell’s pre‑engineered, DMR‑based liquefaction technology solutions into its FLNG portfolio. Previously deployed only in Shell-equity projects, the technology will now be available to the wider FLNG market for the first time.
Shell’s DMR technology is an established solution for floating and onshore LNG facilities. It combines efficiency, compactness and flexibility to deliver tailored carbon intensity outcomes with the ability to scale across different project sizes. This makes it especially well-suited for the evolving FLNG market, where cost competitiveness and space efficiency are critical.
The collaboration brings together Wison’s integrated FLNG delivery model, enabled by its EPCIC and O&M capabilities, and advanced fabrication yards, with Shell’s LNG process expertise, thus creating a complementary value proposition for project developers. Shell Catalysts & Technologies will support Wison throughout the integration of the DMR liquefaction technology during the pre‑FEED, FEED and EPC phases of FLNG projects. Shell will also provide process performance guarantees on its DMR technology to help support reliable project delivery and operational performance.
“This collaboration with Shell significantly strengthens our FLNG offering,” stated Damien Xuan Chi Nguyen, Chief Technology Officer of Wison New Energies. “By integrating Shell’s DMR technology, we can provide our clients with a wider range of high‑performance solutions tailored to their project needs.”