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    The Spanish-Egyptian GAS (SEGAS) plant in Egypt was the largest single train liquefied natural gas plant in the world when it began operations in 2005, with a planned capacity of 10 million tons per year. However, the plant faced limited due to limited gas reserves and increased domestic demand in Egypt, and it was closed in 2009 after only operating at 5 million tons per year. The SEGAS plant included a liquefaction train, facilities for receiving, treating and metering inlet natural gas, removing natural gas liquids, liquefying and storing the LNG, loading tankers for export, and supporting infrastructure.

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    The Spanish-Egyptian GAS (SEGAS) plant in Egypt was the largest single train liquefied natural gas plant in the world when it began operations in 2005, with a planned capacity of 10 million tons per year. However, the plant faced limited due to limited gas reserves and increased domestic demand in Egypt, and it was closed in 2009 after only operating at 5 million tons per year. The SEGAS plant included a liquefaction train, facilities for receiving, treating and metering inlet natural gas, removing natural gas liquids, liquefying and storing the LNG, loading tankers for export, and supporting infrastructure.

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    The Spanish-Egyptian GAS (SEGAS) plant in Egypt was the largest single train liquefied natural gas plant in the world when it began operations in 2005, with a planned capacity of 10 million tons per year. However, the plant faced limited due to limited gas reserves and increased domestic demand in Egypt, and it was closed in 2009 after only operating at 5 million tons per year. The SEGAS plant included a liquefaction train, facilities for receiving, treating and metering inlet natural gas, removing natural gas liquids, liquefying and storing the LNG, loading tankers for export, and supporting infrastructure.

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    SEGAS

    Spanish-Egyptian GAS
    First cargo was loaded on 20 January 2005 It was the largest single train LNG plant in the world. The capacity of the plant was planned to be 10 million tons per year. (= 22.35 MMSCM/D) The plan was postponed due limited gas reserves and increased domestic demand in Egypt. Closed in 2009

    Plant Components
    The output capacity is 5 million tons of LNG per year. The LNG liquefaction train Inlet gas reception area (metering and analysis) Natural gas liquids removal and fractionation area A docking jetty for tanker loading and transportation LNG refrigerated storage Export facilities (tanks and booms) Utilities and supporting infrastructure (power, water and roads) Gas metering and treatment facilities (acid gas removal and dehydration) Refrigerant condensate LNG storage (two 150,000 m PC LNG storage tanks).

    SAS. Alex.

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