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WA funding 'world first' LNG micro facility

THE Western Australian government is continuing its LNG capacity ramp up with Premier Mark McGowan announcing $10 million over ten years for a 'world-first' LNG plant today at the 19th International Conference & Exhibition on Liquefied Natural Gas in Shanghai.

Helen Clark

Facility capable of producing 10 tonnes a day

The microscale LNG plant will be part of the LNG Futures Facility in Kwinana, south of Perth, and have a capacity of up to 10 tonnes a day. It is working in partnership with the University of Western...

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