Thursday, 26 October 2006
Brian Eisentrout, Steve Wintercorn and Barbara Weber
CB&I of the US has been involved in the design and construction of terminal facilities for LNG for more than two decades. Here their experts consider import plant options
Throughout the world about 20 new liquefied natural gas import facilities are currently being built, while many more projects are in the planning stages in the US, Europe and Asia.
Not only is the number of import terminals growing, but also the size of the planned regasification facilities to meet the increasing need for natural gas.
Last modified on Thursday, 26 October 2006 15:08
CB&I of the US has been involved in the design and construction of terminal facilities for LNG for more than two decades. Here their experts consider import plant options
Throughout the world about 20 new liquefied natural gas import facilities are currently being built, while many more projects are in the planning stages in the US, Europe and Asia.
Not only is the number of import terminals growing, but also the size of the planned regasification facilities to meet the increasing need for natural gas.
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