The developers of the Woodfibre liquefied natural gas export terminal on Canada's west coast have ordered the facility's main cryogenic heat exchanger as the project moves closer to the final investment decision this year, writes Caroline Evans.
Woodfibre LNG did not say which company would provide the equipment, which cools natural gas feedstock to convert it into a liquid.
However, Air Products is seen as the likely supplier by at least one industry source.
