Dutch study starts on potential for LNG made from bio-methane to be used in Rotterdam Port

Monday, 27 March 2017

The Port of Rotterdam and a Dutch energy body called the National LNG Platform plans have launched a joint study that focuses on opportunities to develop liquefied natural gas from bio-methane extracted from waste for use in the port itself.


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