HP Construction: North America
CB&Ihas a lump-sum turnkey contract valued at $80million for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal expansionproject in Lake Charles, Louisiana. Owned and operated by Trunkline LNG Co., a Southern Uni..
CB&Ihas a lump-sum turnkey contract valued at $80
million for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal expansion
project in Lake Charles, Louisiana. Owned and operated by
Trunkline LNG Co., a Southern Union Co.unit, the Lake
Charles terminal is claimed to be North America’s largest operating
LNG terminal.
CB&I’s work scope for the project
includes engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning
of a new 140,000 m
3LNG storage tank; modified send-out pumps and
vaporizers to increase plant output; and related civil, mechanical
and electrical works. The project will increase the facility’s
capacity to 1.2 billion scfd of natural gas from its current 630
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