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Downeast LNG

Downeast LNG

Downeast LNG was located in Robbinston, Maine along the New Brunswick border. It was originally proposed in 2004 as a LNG import facility serving the New England and Boston market. It had two 160,000 CM storage tanks with regasification capacity of 500 mmcf/d and would serve winter peaking and baseload customers. It completed FERC and USCG permitting under US NEPA with the successful issuance of a Final EIS. The project generated considerable political support at the local, state and federal levels.

Due to changing market conditions the project was redesigned to include LNG liquefaction capacity with a proposed 4 million ton export capacity. The project used Marcellus shale gas to develop a mid-scale LNG solution for surplus northeast gas. It utilized Air Products CSMR technology and full containment storage tanks. CH-IV was the owner's engineer and Chicago Bridge & Iron was the EPC. The project was mothballed due to market conditions.

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