Liquefied Natural Gas, Distribution, & Construction

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Compressing natural gas

Super cooling natural gas to -260 degrees F

Removing NGLs from natural gas

Regasification of natural gas

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When they are located near LNG suppliers

When they are located very far from LNG suppliers

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Customers address

Customers meters

City meters

City storing stations

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To maximize the LNG production

To allow the plant to operate if one train is down for maintenance or inoperable

Meet the requirements of the Pipeline & Hazardous Materials Safety Administration

Meet the needs of investors

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West Coast

East coast especially New England

U.S. Gulf Coast

Boston Harbor

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Provide year-round fuel for LNG bunkering

Store LNG and use it during winter or summer months when gas demand is high

Import LNG into regions that are short on natural gas

Supply LNG fueled vehicles and vessels

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Pipelines have large diameter steel coated pipes and utilities can use plastic pipe

Pipeline companies are regulated by FERC and gas utilities are regulated by Public utility commissions or state agencies

Gas utilities serve residential customers and pipelines never do

Gas utilities make sure the pressure is adequate to operate all of your home’s appliances

All of the above

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Sulfur dioxide

Mercaptans

Benzene

Ordinary air freshener

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Satellite LNG Peak Shaving facilities

LNG Peak Shaving with Liquefaction

Propane Air Plants

All of the above

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