Friday, 20 April 2007
David Wood and Saeid Mokhatab explain how national quality specification guidelines with respect to LNG imports have yet to be full resolved
Natural gas interchangeability is a common issue for distribution networks to address in major markets where supplies are coming from many different sources of varying qualities.
In continental Europe, for example, there have been about 20 different qualities of pipeline gas and about 15 different imported LNG gas compositions (Figure 1) supplying the market.
Natural gas interchangeability is a common issue for distribution networks to address in major markets where supplies are coming from many different sources of varying qualities.
In continental Europe, for example, there have been about 20 different qualities of pipeline gas and about 15 different imported LNG gas compositions (Figure 1) supplying the market.
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Feb 2007
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