Wednesday, 28 February 2007 13:45
John M Gilmore Jr., Director of Upstream Oil & Gas at Invensys Process Systems
Building an LNG receiving terminal and its associated infrastructure is a multimillion dollar investment and developers have to focus on more than the design and construction of the physical facilities.
The main objective is to deliver natural gas to a local customer and meeting that goal in a safe, reliable, and cost-effective manner requires the balancing of many factors in the design of an enterprise control systemfor a new facility.
Building an LNG receiving terminal and its associated infrastructure is a multimillion dollar investment and developers have to focus on more than the design and construction of the physical facilities.
The main objective is to deliver natural gas to a local customer and meeting that goal in a safe, reliable, and cost-effective manner requires the balancing of many factors in the design of an enterprise control systemfor a new facility.
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