Canada’s Canaport LNG, owned by Repsol, recently appointed Pedro Boyra as the company’s new General Manager
Pedro replaces Adolfo Azcarraga who started a new position earlier this year with Repsol’s head office in Madrid, Canaport LNG said in a statement.
A former maintenance manager for a 220,000 barrel per day oil refinery in Bilbao, Spain, Pedro was responsible for supervising and coordinating static and dynamic equipment, electricity, instrumentation, general trades, turnaround projects and achieving safety targets, according to the statement.
Canaport LNG, located in Saint John, New Brunswick, is Canada’s only LNG import terminal and has a maximum send-out capacity of 28 million cubic metres of natural gas per day.
It has three 160,000 cbm LNG storage tanks and a 400 metres long jetty, able to berth ships carrying from 75,000 cbm to 250,000 cbm.
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LNG World News Staff; Image: Canaport LNG