PROCESS: Shell To Deploy World's "Largest" Floating Plant

May 23, 2011
The Royal Dutch Shell Company will by deploy the world's "largest" floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant in the Prelude field, off the coast of Australia.
Announced May 20, the floating plant will cost more than $12 billion to build and is projected to produce more 110,000 barrels per day in gas.The moving vessel will be able to "chill" gas for export on site. To READ MORE on this story, click here. (Source: Greg Hale, Industrial Safety and Security Source, www.isssource.com)

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