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* Global LNG export capacity grew substantially in 2009, with the expansion of terminals in Qatar, a new terminal in Yemen and the completion of a project in Australia. | * Global LNG export capacity grew substantially in 2009, with the expansion of terminals in Qatar, a new terminal in Yemen and the completion of a project in Australia. | ||
* Meanwhile a number of new import terminals came on stream in Europe and elsewhere. | * Meanwhile a number of new import terminals came on stream in Europe and elsewhere. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:11, 16 December 2021
Introduction
- Global LNG export capacity grew substantially in 2009, with the expansion of terminals in Qatar, a new terminal in Yemen and the completion of a project in Australia.
- Meanwhile a number of new import terminals came on stream in Europe and elsewhere.
Asia
- Tangguh LNG Terminal - Export
Europe
- Adriatic Rovigo LNG Terminal - Import
- Dragon LNG Terminal - Import
- Fos Cavaou LNG Terminal - Import
- South Hook LNG Terminal - Import
Middle East
- Qatargas Ras Laffan LNG Terminals (Train 4&5) - Export
- Rasgas LNG Terminals (Train 6&7) - Export
- Yemen Lng Terminal - Export
North America
- Canaport LNG - Import
