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March 17, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Elliott compressors for Cameron LNG

Elliott Group said it has been selected to manufacture three compressor trains for Cameron LNG’s new LNG Liquefaction export facility in Hackberry, Louisiana.

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Elliott Group said it has been selected to manufacture three compressor trains for Cameron LNG’s new export facility in Hackberry, Louisiana.

The new facility will be adjacent to Cameron LNG’s existing import terminal and regasification facilities.

The project includes three natural gas liquefaction trains with an approved export capacity of 12 Mtpa. Elliott will supply three duplicate equipment trains with six Elliott centrifugal compressors for cryogenic, end flash gas service, the company said in a statement.

When the new liquefaction facility becomes operational in 2018, it will enable bi-directional service between the terminal and the liquefaction plant.

The compressors will be built and tested at Elliott’s manufacturing facility in Jeannette, PA.

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