LNG Terminal

Yakaar-Teranga LNG Hub

Senegal

153rd-largest lng terminal worldwide · top 14% worldwide (#153 of 1,166)

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Owner: Petrosen, Kosmos Energy
Status: proposed
Capacity: 10 Mtpa
Commissioned: 2026
Direction: export
Commodity: lng

Comparable lng terminals · worldwide · 1,166 ranked

#1Ras Laffan LNG77 Mtpa
#151Port Lavaca FLNG Terminal10 Mtpa
#152South Pars LNG Terminal10 Mtpa
#153Yakaar-Teranga LNG Hub10 Mtpa
#154Yancheng LNG Terminal10 Mtpa
#155Calcasieu Pass LNG10 Mtpa

Co-located infrastructure · within 25 km

Karmol Dakar FSRU621 m · LNG Terminal · 2.5 Mtpa
Karpowership (Senegal) Aysegul Sultan power station625 m · Power Plant · 235 MW · gas
Mauritania – Senegal interconnection2.2 km · Interconnector · 250 MW
Mali – Senegal interconnection2.2 km · Interconnector · 250 MW
Guinea – Senegal interconnection (planned)2.2 km · Interconnector · 800 MW
Cap des Biches power station14 km · Power Plant · 366 MW · gas
Dakar Cement Plant19 km · Cement Plant
Sendou power station23 km · Power Plant · 125 MW · gas

Methane observations · within 25 km

8,485 kg/hr · Landfill2023-12-28 · 18 km
6,826 kg/hr · Landfill2023-10-24 · 18 km
6,490 kg/hr · Landfill2024-01-24 · 18 km
4,744 kg/hr · Landfill2023-10-28 · 18 km
3,814 kg/hr2023-04-28 · 18 km

Satellite detections from Global Energy Monitor’s Global Methane Emitters Tracker, each an instantaneous rate on the date shown — not an annual total, and not a current reading. GMET attributes a plume to a type of infrastructure, not to a named facility: these were observed near this asset, which is not evidence they came from it.

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SOURCE: Global Energy Monitor · Global Gas Infrastructure Tracker — LNG Terminals (GGIT) (CC BY 4.0)