Tuesday, 28 November 2006 13:20
Pricing up LNG opportunities in US Gulf Coast
Greg Hopper, Dr. Hua Fang and Nimmi Sarda Black & Veatch Enterprise Management Solutions
Conventional wisdom states that LNG import terminals are best sited in or near consuming markets where they can provide supply as well as new capacity for growing demand.
This is exactly what is happening in North America, with terminal developers eyeing waterfront locations near every major US market center on the east and west coasts.
Conventional wisdom states that LNG import terminals are best sited in or near consuming markets where they can provide supply as well as new capacity for growing demand.
This is exactly what is happening in North America, with terminal developers eyeing waterfront locations near every major US market center on the east and west coasts.
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March 06
