about 15 years ago
The U.S. Freeport liquefied natural gas terminal in Texas re-exported a LNG cargo yesterday, according to shipping data. The cargo is being hauled by Neva River, a 147,608 cubic-meter tanker. The Freeport LNG import terminal commenced commercial operations in June 2008 with capacity to unload and va
The U.S. Freeport liquefied natural gas terminal in Texas re-exported a LNG cargo yesterday, according to shipping data.
The cargo is being hauled by Neva River, a 147,608 cubic-meter tanker.
The Freeport LNG import terminal commenced commercial operations in June 2008 with capacity to unload and vaporize approximately 2.0 Bcf/d (gas equivalent) of LNG.
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LNG World News Staff, December 19, 2011; Image: Freeport
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