July 2008

Special Report: Process/Plant Optimization

LNG technology—The next chapter

Technical challenges of new plants will involve the sizing of trains, construction cost controls, onshore vs. offshore, energy efficiencies and environment

KBR: Caswell, C. | Durr, C. | Kotzot, H.

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Caswell, C. - KBR, Houston, Texas

Durr, C. - KBR, Houston, Texas

Kotzot, H. - KBR, Houston, Texas

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