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Home›Clean Fuel›Qatar: Rasgas Plans Three LNG Train Shutdowns
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January 16, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Qatar: Rasgas Plans Three LNG Train Shutdowns

Qatari liquefied natural gas producer RasGas plans three maintenance shutdowns in 2013, Bloomberg informs. The company’s fourth train will halt in April, while train 3 will be shut in September and unit 7 will undergo repairs in November. The repairs will last about three to four weeks. RasGas overs

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Qatari liquefied natural gas producer RasGas plans three maintenance shutdowns in 2013, Bloomberg informs.

The company’s fourth train will halt in April, while train 3 will be shut in September and unit 7 will undergo repairs in November. The repairs will last about three to four weeks.

RasGas oversees and manages all the operations associated with seven LNG trains and it has a total production capacity of approximately 37 million tonnes per annum.

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LNG World News Staff, January 16, 2013; Image: RasGas

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