Singapore LNG aims to build facility extracting chemicals from gas
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Singapore LNG aims to build facility extracting chemicals from gas
The Singapore liquefied natural gas import terminal in Jurong Island is used for importing LNG, reloading and re-gasification and storage. (Photo: SLNG)
28 Jul 2021 11:41AM
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SINGAPORE: Singapore LNG, operator of the country's liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal, is designing a new facility to extract chemicals from the super-chilled fuel, in a project that could help boost the island's energy security.
The company said on Wednesday (Jul 28) it is working with Keppel Infrastructure through its wholly owned subsidiary Keppel Energy and another industry partner on front-end engineering and design (FEED) for a natural gas liquids extraction facility at the terminal in Jurong Island.