Qatar Petroleum’s LNG facilities are already the largest in the world, and this tender, seeking partners to participate in the construction process of a fourth LNG train, forms part of a plan to expand them further. It is expected that LNG capacity will be increased by more than a third over the next five years, from 78 to 110 million tpy.
Will Owen
Editor
Will joined Palladian Publications in September 2017 as an Editorial Assistant for LNG Industry, after graduating with a History degree from the University of Southampton.
Now the Editor for Global Mining Review and World Coal, he is enjoying learning about all things mining and following the industry’s transition to greener and more sustainable operations.
In his spare time, Will plays for a local basketball club and is a keen fan of the NBA and NFL, particularly the Los Angeles Lakers and Rams.
