Wednesday, 05 December 2007 11:01
Peter Bennett, Mike Whitney and Barbara Weber of CB&I report on the South Hook LNG terminal project and expansion at Grain LNG
The North Sea natural gas reserves that allowed the United Kingdom to become self-sufficient are now in decline, while new discoveries are becoming smaller and less frequent.
In addition, natural gas storage in the UK is very limited, making security of supply an even bigger concern. All the while, UK gas usage is forecast to continually increase, especially in the power generation sector.
The North Sea natural gas reserves that allowed the United Kingdom to become self-sufficient are now in decline, while new discoveries are becoming smaller and less frequent.
In addition, natural gas storage in the UK is very limited, making security of supply an even bigger concern. All the while, UK gas usage is forecast to continually increase, especially in the power generation sector.
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