Offshore Regas Terminals Pursuing Advanced Technologies

Posted on Sep 24, 2007 in Environmental, Regas Terminals & Capacity, Technology | Comments Off

Consulting with several LNG companies and independent experts, Platts LNG Daily surveys the dramatic pace of technological innovation that offshore regasification terminal proposals have been pursuing. The article focuses on the Excelerate Energy Bridge design, the now-cancelled ConocoPhillips Compass Port’s open-rack seawater regas system, and the Freeport LNG project, which will use ambient air in “warming towers” to regasify stored LNG. [Subscription required]

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