TORP to Redesign LNG Deepwater Port Proposal

Posted on Dec 15, 2008 in Environmental, Regas Terminals & Capacity | Comments Off

TORP Terminal LP announced Friday that it will refile its application for the Bienville LNG deepwater port terminal and plans to revise its design for the project to use ambient air instead of sea water to regasify imported LNG. The Mobile Press-Register reports that a number of local environmental activists are encouraged by the design change.

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TORP to Redesign LNG Deepwater Port Proposal

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