Part of Louisiana gas pipeline put into service

Published by David Rowlands, Editor
LNG Industry, Wednesday, 07 November 2018 11:00

According to Reuters, Kinder Morgan has put part of the Louisiana natural gas pipeline into service.

Reuters reports that the pipeline is capable of delivering up to 0.6 billion ft³/d of gas to the Sabine Pass LNG facility in Louisiana, US.

According to Reuters, Cheniere Energy Inc. is adding a fifth liquefaction train to the facility, and claims that Sabine Pass 5 is currently undergoing commissioning, with commercial service expected to commence in 1Q19. As a part of the commissioning phase, the facility is expected to produce LNG.

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Kinder Morgan says Louisiana natgas pipe in service for LNG terminal

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