Thursday, 21 February 2008
Masaru Ikeda, Osaka Gas, Japan
Himeji LNG terminal in Japan boasts some 20 years of experience in using LNG cold energy at its processing and power generating facilities.
The cumulative amount of LNG applied to cold energy utilization reached about 60 percent of the total amount vaporized at the terminal.
Last modified on Thursday, 21 February 2008 08:16
Himeji LNG terminal in Japan boasts some 20 years of experience in using LNG cold energy at its processing and power generating facilities.
The cumulative amount of LNG applied to cold energy utilization reached about 60 percent of the total amount vaporized at the terminal.
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