Air Products to supply tech to Chinese LNG project
Air Products to supply tech to Chinese LNG project
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Air Products to supply tech to Chinese LNG project
Summary
The technology will be used in the liquefaction train producing 800,000 metric tons/year of LNG at Xi'An LNG emergency reserve & peak regulation project in Shaanxi. by: Shardul Sharma
New York-listed Air Products has signed an agreement to supply its LNG process technology and equipment to Technip Energies for the Xi'...
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