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US$100 Million Contract for the Expansion of Temple LNG Awarded to CB&I

Oct 23 2009

CB&I (NYSE:CBI) has been awarded a contract in excess of US$100 million by UGI LNG, Inc. to engineer, procure and construct the expansion of the Temple LNG peak shaving facility near Reading, Pennsylvania.

CB&I’s work scope includes the addition of a new 50,000 cubic meter liquefied natural gas storage tank and related processing facilities designed to provide 150 million cubic feet of natural gas per day during peak demand periods. The Temple LNG expansion will connect directly into the Texas Eastern pipeline to provide gas supplies for the Mid-Atlantic and northeast markets.

Source: https://www.mcdermott.com/CBI-Storage-Solutions/Home?b=1705&1=1+

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