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July 15, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Portugal expecting LNG shipment

Portugal’s Port of Sines will get a shipment of liquefied natural gas from Qatar next week.

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Portugal’s Port of Sines will get a shipment of liquefied natural gas from Qatar next week.

The Palu LNG, with a capacity of 160,000 cubic meters, is expected to arrive at the Sines LNG import terminal on July 21, port data shows.

The LNG terminal in Sines, owned by REN, lies in the Portuguese Atlantic coast, in the industrial area of Sines port, about 120 kilometers to the south of Lisbon.

It consists of three storage tanks with a capacity of 390,000 cbm of LNG. The LNG terminal has a nominal emission capacity of 900 000 m 3 (n)/hour, a maximum capacity of 1 350 000 m 3 (n)/hour, and it can load up to 4500 trucks a year.

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LNG World News Staff; Image: TMS Cardiff Gas

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