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Fired up on Manatee

Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Proximity to West Florida port is key attraction for LNG equipment maker. By Chris Dupin The natural gas industry in the United States is booming and dozens of shipping terminals that were once looking at re-gasifying liquefied natural gas arriving on tankers are now revising their plans and converting those facilities into terminals that instead liquefy natural gas and load it onto ships or barges. In early February, 22 companies in the United States filed plans to build gas...

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