about 14 years ago
Repsol YPF SA’s Canaport terminal in Canada may get one liquefied natural gas cargo from Trinidad and Tobago on January 18, according to port data. The cargo is being hauled by Ben Badis, a 177,000 m3 tanker. Canaport LNG began operations in June of 2009 and it is the first LNG terminal in Canada. I
Repsol YPF SA’s Canaport terminal in Canada may get one liquefied natural gas cargo from Trinidad and Tobago on January 18, according to port data.
The cargo is being hauled by Ben Badis, a 177,000 m3 tanker.
Canaport LNG began operations in June of 2009 and it is the first LNG terminal in Canada.
It has has a maximum send-out capacity of 1.2 billion cubic feet (BCF) or 28 million cubic metres of natural gas per day.
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LNG World News Staff, January 10, 2012; Image: Canaport
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