Wednesday, 28 February 2007 13:40
Engineers outline challenges faced in completing the Altamira LNG import terminal in just 33 months from the contract awards to gas deliveries
Romel S. Bhullar and Sander P.B. Lemmers, Fluor Corp.
The Altamira LNG project, developed by a consortium made up of Royal Dutch Shell, France’s Total and Mitsui & Co of Japan, was conceived as part of Mexico’s programme to privatize its energy industry and open up to foreign investors.
Romel S. Bhullar and Sander P.B. Lemmers, Fluor Corp.
The Altamira LNG project, developed by a consortium made up of Royal Dutch Shell, France’s Total and Mitsui & Co of Japan, was conceived as part of Mexico’s programme to privatize its energy industry and open up to foreign investors.
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