Globalization in many areas of business and commerce is providing numerous opportunities for expanded trade links across the world. Expansion of the infrastructure along the full length of the liquefi..
Globalization in many areas of business and commerce is providing numerous opportunities for expanded trade links across the world. Expansion of the infrastructure along the full length of the liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply chain is driven by technology advancements, higher efficiencies and exploding global demand for energy – in particular, natural gas.
Changing supply chain. Significant quantities of LNG are supplying the international gas markets for over 15 countries. As domestic gas production for key producing areas, including North America and Europe, decline, these markets are becoming more dependent on imports. Consequently, LNG is an attractive energy resource. LNG can b
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