August 2022
Bonus Report: Gas Processing & LNG Industry Spotlight
Electric drive LNG can grow with the clean energy transition
As companies across markets set aggressive decarbonization goals and sustainability commitments to align with changing regulations and consumer demands for greener energy and fuel, the liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry is searching for ways to lower emissions.
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The Author
Ellrich, J. - Black & Veatch, Overland Park, Kansas
Justin Ellrich is a Principal Process Engineer for Black & Veatch’s energy resources business and serves as the LNG Systems Leader, lending technical expertise and project guidance across the department and company. He is experienced in designing both grassroots and revamp facilities for cryogenic processing and incorporating project estimates and schedules into detailed economic models.
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