The proposed project was to include a natural gas liquefaction plant and associated port and infrastructure facilities to export natural gas to international markets. The project was also set to include three LNG trains with a capacity of seven million tpy.
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Joseph Green
Editor
Joseph joined Palladian Publications in 2014 after graduating from Loughborough University. He began work as a Digital Editorial Assistant before moving to World Cement.
Joseph became Editor of LNG Industry in 2017. He is enthusiastic about the prospect of leading the editorial team and representing the magazine at events and client meetings in the UK and overseas.
Joseph was born in Kent and is now living in Walton-on-Thames. Away from work he enjoys running, cooking and supporting Crystal Palace.
