The once destroyed community that's now a global energy giant
This reduces its volume by 600 times, requiring significantly less space for its storage and transportation by tanker ships.Sabine Pass alone can process 29.5 million tonnes a year. The county is also home to another two LNG terminals, and a fourth is under construction.Work on the latter, called Commonwealth LNG and costing $13bn, started in May. "There is cheap, abundant supply here, while being a flexible, reliable, relatively low cost and transparent producer that flows to the places that need it the most."It's boom time for Cameron, but not everyone sees this as a positive.
- ▪This reduces its volume by 600 times, requiring significantly less space for its storage and transportation by tanker ships.Sabine Pass alone can process 29.5 million tonnes a year.
- ▪The county is also home to another two LNG terminals, and a fourth is under construction.Work on the latter, called Commonwealth LNG and costing $13bn, started in May.
- ▪"There is cheap, abundant supply here, while being a flexible, reliable, relatively low cost and transparent producer that flows to the places that need it the most."It's boom time for Cameron, but not everyone sees this as a positive.
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The once destroyed community that's now a global energy giantImage source, AFP via Getty ImagesImage caption, The Sabine Pass liquid natural gas export terminal in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, is the world's largestByNathalie JimenezBusiness reporterPublished9 minutes agoMichael Fewell points out that his corner of Louisiana has seen a remarkable improvement in its fortunes.Back in 2005, Hurricane Rita ripped through the coastal county of Cameron Parish, destroying or badly damaging more than 90% of homes, with a repair bill of $2.75bn (£2bn)."It looked like a war zone," says Fewell, who was 16 at the time.He spent days driving his truck around towns, collecting dead cattle flung into people's homes and lining the roads.
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