PM hopeful as first gas-to-liquids plant opens in Trinidad
Tuesday 9 March 2021
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley at the opening ceremony for the NIQUAN Energy Trinidad Ltd gas-to-liquids plant on Monday - Photo courtesy the Office of the Prime Minister s Facebook page
NiQuan Energy Trinidad Ltd’s (NETL) gas-to-liquids plant has opened in Pointe-a-Pierre and is the first of its kind in the western hemisphere. And the Prime Minister said while the project was once “plagued by delays and cost overrun,” it has materialised into a victory and will aid in post-pandemic recovery.
In a release, the plant said it has a 2,400-barrel capacity and produces “high-performance, low-emissions energy products GTL Paraffinic Diesel and GTL Naphtha from natural gas.”
09 marzo 2021 14:28
Fonte: Adnkronos
#energia
POINTE-À-PIERRE, TRINIDAD and TOBAGO, March 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ NiQuan Energy s Gas to Liquids plant at Pointe-à-Pierre has been opened by the Honourable Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley.
The plant has a nameplate capacity of 2,400 barrels per day and produces high performance, low emissions energy products; GTL Paraffinic Diesel and GTL Naphtha, from natural gas.
NiQUAN GTL is the first commercial plant of its type in the western hemisphere.
Speaking at the opening ceremony Dr Rowley said: This gas-to-liquids plant is a prime example of the successful development of the country s export potential of higher value-added products, through the collaboration of the private sector, the banking sector and the Government. Let me congratulate NiQuan and all parties involved in seeing this project through to completion. I wish NiQuan the greatest success in its future operations because its success redounds to the country s benefit an
A Triumph, A Resounding Success -- Prime Minister Rowley Opens NiQuan Energy s GTL Plant At Pointe a Pierre In Trinidad And Tobago finanznachrichten.de - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from finanznachrichten.de Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.