Op-ed: Power Plants Can Help Regasify LNG

Posted on Feb 16, 2006 in Regas Terminals & Capacity, State and Local Issues | Comments Off

A Mobile, Ala. resident suggests that LNG developers enlist the help of power companies to regasify LNG, as an alternative to using the open-loop system proposed for some offshore terminals. “Such an alliance would keep the processes ‘green’ by limiting the thermal impact of both processes and would be virtually cost-free once the piping loop was installed.” His op-ed is in today’s Mobile Register.

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Op-ed: Power Plants Can Help Regasify LNG

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