Offshore - Oil & Gas

Wärtsilä Signs Five-Year FSRU Agreement With Pardus Energy

Wärtsilä has signed a five-year lifecycle agreement with Pardus Energy for the FSRU TURQUOISE P at the ETKI LNG terminal in Aliaga, Türkiye.

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15, July 2026
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Wärtsilä has signed a five-year lifecycle agreement with Pardus Energy for the stationary FSRU TURQUOISE P at the ETKI LNG terminal in Aliaga, Türkiye.

The agreement took effect in April 2026 and was booked by Wärtsilä in Q2 2026. It covers dedicated contract management, maintenance planning and spare parts support.

The arrangement will support maintenance readiness and cost planning throughout the contract period. It also includes preparations for the vessel’s planned 36K and 48K overhauls.

Commissioned in 2019, TURQUOISE P is fitted with Wärtsilä equipment and operates as a stationary FSRU at the terminal.

Osman Kolay, head of LNGC/FSRU operations at Pardus Energy, said the agreement provides a long-term framework for managing maintenance activities, securing OEM spare parts and preparing for the planned overhauls.

Henrik Wilhelms, director of agreement sales at Wärtsilä Marine, said the maintenance planning, OEM expertise and spare parts support would help improve reliability, reduce operational risk and support long-term operational planning.

Tags: ETKI LNG Terminal, FSRU, Lifecycle Agreement, LNG, Pardus Energy, Türkiye, TURQUOISE P, Wärtsilä

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