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Floating ships produce liquefied gas longer than the Eiffel Tower
PFLNG SATU is the giant floating ship that produces the world's first liquefied natural gas with a length greater than the height of the Eiffel Tower.
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Singapore built the second liquefied gas port
Singapore is conducting a research project to build the second natural gas liquefied gas (LNG) port with a capacity of 9 million tons annually.
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The largest floating device in the world
The Prelude will receive natural gas and turn it into liquefied petroleum gas (LNG) for Shell. Then from the Prelude will transfer liquefied gas to the transport vessels.
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Indonesia tests liquefied gas
The Ministry of Energy and Minerals of Indonesia has just tested a liquefied-gas-powered boat on the Kapuas River in western Kalimantan.
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Launched explosion proof composite gas tank
A Malaysian company, Faidhi Holdings Sdn Bhd, has introduced a lightweight, environmentally friendly composite (gas) cylinder and is not even detonated in the fire.