US LNG exports made possible by seaside processing terminals
Saturday, April 23, 2016
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Liquefied natural gas from Ohio and West Virginia will be making its way around the world with the addition of seaside LNG terminals in the U.S., Shale Play Ohio Valley reports. The addition of seaside LNG processing terminals will allow U.S. shale natural gas to be exported to South America, Asia and Europe.
Dominion Resources plans to open its Cove Point facility in Maryland before 2018. The company’s Blue Racer Natrium natural gas processing facility in Marshall County, West Virginia, will be part of the network that takes natural gas to the Cove Point facility.
Cheniere Energy Inc.’s Sabine Pass LNG terminal in Louisiana has been receiving natural gas, and LNG has recently departed from the terminal on its way to Brazil, according to the source.
Read more: Shale Play Ohio Valley > More natural gas exports on the way
Related:
US could become a key natural gas exporter Jan. 16, 2016
US LNG terminal set for first export in January Jan. 6, 2016
LNG facility slated to begin exports this year from Gulf Coast Sept. 24, 2015
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