Tuesday, 22 July 2008 06:17
John McKay, LNG Journal Editor
Floating LNG production units being developed by oil majors, LNG engineering firms and major shipyards will seek production capabilities from 1 million tonnes per annum up to the scale of the largest land-based LNG Trains.
Projects under development will significantly boost LNG production from 2015 onwards once the initial facilities successfully enter operations.
Floating LNG production units being developed by oil majors, LNG engineering firms and major shipyards will seek production capabilities from 1 million tonnes per annum up to the scale of the largest land-based LNG Trains.
Projects under development will significantly boost LNG production from 2015 onwards once the initial facilities successfully enter operations.
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July / August 2008
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