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Atlantic LNG to begin Train 4 maintenance work next week:official
Platts
Houston
Petroleumworld.com 10 27 06
Trinidad-based gas liquefaction complex Atlantic LNG will conduct work on
Train 4 next week as part of a scheduled maintenance program that began last
month, a company official said Thursday.Atlantic has shut one gas liquefaction unit at a time, starting with
Train 1 in September. In October, work was conducted on Train 2, and the
program culminates next week with work on Train 4, according to the
official.Train 4 is owned by BP (37.78%), BG (28.89%), Repsol (22.22%) and
the National Gas Co. of Trinidad & Tobago (11.11%), and joins three
operational trains in Point Fortin, along Trinidad's southwest coast.The trains are owned separately, but a joint use and operating agreement
among owners allows them to be run in combination, sharing common assets
and costs. The facility is the major supplier of LNG to the US market, and
also exports to Spain, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic.For more news, request a free trial to Platts LNG Daily at
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