Sempra plans californian Terminal expansion
03.15.2006 - NEWS

Sempra Energy has completed just 30 percent of the liquefied natural gas terminal it is building near Ensenada in Baja California, but it’s already considering expansion.
The San Diego company said it has been approached by customers whose demand would justify a bigger plant, leading the company to open a bidding process that could more than double the terminal’s processing capability.

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