January 2014

Special Report: Natural Gas Developments

Consider new designs for offshore LNG regasification terminals

The projected growth in global gas demand—specifically, where LNG imports are needed to meet demand—will require faster execution of LNG regasification terminals.

Foster Wheeler: Bulte, A.

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Bulte, A. - Foster Wheeler, Houston, Texas

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