Long Time – As Brownfield Options for Gas Storage Run Out, Greenfield Ones Will Come to the Fore
From RBN Energy Blogcast · 13:46
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The Gulf Coast will require vast amounts of incremental natural gas storage space over the next few years. As brownfield expansion opportunities run out, LNG export terminals and other facilities that need more storage will likely turn to the best planned greenfield projects.
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