Monday, 16 June 2008 11:39
Neil Wragg and David Haynes, Advantica Group
What is the optimum LNG project design? The question usually has different answers depending on who you ask.
Engineers will want certain technical features such as maximum storage, certainty in design specifications and a narrow range of composition while commercial team members will see the value in flexibility and the ability to arbitrage.
Last modified on Monday, 16 June 2008 11:41
What is the optimum LNG project design? The question usually has different answers depending on who you ask.
Engineers will want certain technical features such as maximum storage, certainty in design specifications and a narrow range of composition while commercial team members will see the value in flexibility and the ability to arbitrage.
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