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Home›Clean Fuel›Jereh commissions phase two of Junlian LNG project
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November 9, 2015 · about 10 years ago

Jereh commissions phase two of Junlian LNG project

Jereh Group recently revealed that it has completed the second phase at its shale gas liquefaction project in Junlian.

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China’s Jereh Group revealed that it has completed the second phase at its shale gas liquefaction project in Junlian .

The Junlian shale gas liquefaction project’s second phase has the capacity to produce 10.6 mmscfd, Jereh revealed in a statement.

The total investment in the LNG project is at $31.5 million.

According to Jereh, the facility is based on the modular design with skid mounted processing units.

The company also added that, together with the phase one that is processing 2.8 million cubic feet per day, phase two will produce liquefied natural gas for the local market.

LNG World News Staff; Image: Jereh

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