The gap in U.S. natural gas consumption and production is widening, the supply of "stranded gas" is increasing globally and interest in LNG importation into the U.S. is again hot news. ..
The gap in U.S. natural gas consumption and
production is widening, the supply of "stranded gas" is
increasing globally and interest in LNG importation into the
U.S. is again hot news. Jim O'Sullivan, senior vice president
of marketing for Technip Offshore Inc., recently presented an
overview of business risks involved with importing LNG into
the U.S.
Speaking at a global forum held last month at Rice
University, Houston, Texas, he provided an assessment of
LNG's complex business issues. The following are key
highlights from his remarks:
Most of the LNG sources are remotely located away
from consumers. Vast reserves ar
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