The temporary shutdown was a necessary measure to facilitate the vital mechanical work at Linseed Field Corp.'s liquefied natural gas terminal, a crucial step toward the completion of the onshore LNG storage tank. Pangilinan's Meralco PowerGen Corp., Aboitiz-owned Therma Natgas Power Inc. (TNPI) and Ang-led San Miguel Global Power (SMGP) sealed a $3.3-billion power deal earlier this year to launch the country's first integrated LNG facility. The deal involves MGen and TNPI jointly investing in SPPC and EERI, both previously wholly owned by SMGP. Similarly, the energy giants also completed the buyout of Linseed Field, the owner and operator of the import and regasification LNG terminal in Batangas. "We're very happy that the tank of EERI and SPPC has been successfully installed," Guevara said.