KOGAS Prelude Headquarters & Office Locations

KOGAS Prelude is headquartered in Perth, State of Western Australia, Australia. Founded in 2011, the company employs approximately 3,000 people worldwide.

Where is KOGAS Prelude's main office?

KOGAS Prelude's main headquarters office is located at 28 The Esplanade Level 11, Perth, State of Western Australia 6000, Australia. This is the company's primary corporate address.

What does KOGAS Prelude do?

KOGAS an abbreviation for Korea Gas Corporation, was incorporated by the Korean government in 1983. Since its founding, it has grown to become the world's largest LNG importer and it currently employs around 4000 employees world wide. As the nation's sole LNG provider, the Corporation is fully committed to providing clean, safe and convenient energy to the people of Korea. In keeping with this mission, KOGAS currently operates three LNG terminals and a nationwide pipeline network spanning over 3,022km in order to ensure stable supply for the nation. KOGAS imports LNG from around the world and supplies it to power generation plants, gas-utility companies and city gas companies throughout the country. it produces and supplies natural gas, purifies and sells gas-related by-products, builds and operates production facilities and distribution network, and explores, imports and exports natural gas for domestic and overseas markets. KOGAS received the sovereign credit rating of A1 and A, the highest credit rating ever given to a Korean company by the Moody's and S&P. On the foundation of its accumulated experience and expertise, the Corporation is actively developing new technologies, expanding the scope of businesses, and participating in foreign projects in our efforts to realize our goal of becoming a leading integrated energy company in the world. KOGAS Prelude is a wholly-owned subsidiary of KOGAS and is engaged in the development of Prelude floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) project. The Prelude FLNG facility is an offshore development that produces natural gas from a remote field approximately 475km north-north east of Broome in Western Australia. It prepares natural gas for export by turning it into liquid, which makes it easier to transport to customers overseas.