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September 15, 2015 · about 11 years ago

UGI orders Cosmodyne’s liquefaction plant

Cosmodyne, a subsidiary of Cryogenics Industries unit, said that it has been awarded a contract by UGI Energy Services to provide a LINEX 120,000 gallon per day natural gas liquefaction plant.

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Cosmodyne, a subsidiary of Cryogenics Industries, said that it has been awarded a contract by UGI Energy Services to provide a LINEX 120,000 gallon per day natural gas liquefaction plant.

Cosmodyne revealed in a statement that the plant will be located at UGI Energy Services’ facility in Northeast Pennsylvania.

The company will deliver a complete package which includes equipment for natural gas pretreatment, natural gas liquefaction, cooling systems and a gas turbine driver.

The LINEX system features Cosmodyne’s nitrogen refrigeration technology to produce LNG.

UGI expects the plant to be operational by early 2017.

Image: Cosmodyne

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