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Cold Energy from LNG

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dylant

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There're lots of cold energy wasted during regassification of LNG. Do you have ideas in mind what can we use this for?
Thanks.
 
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Since heat can only go to cold, not much. If you had a cryogenic plant to make lets say liquid air and make purity O2 and N2 and Ar, that might be useful. A NGL recovery plant maybe, Chill water for the office two miles away.
 
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