Name: Two new LNG terminals advance China's largest offshore energy hub
Uploaded: 2026-10-18T21:34:34+08:00
Duration: PT30.917S
Description: Two new 150,000-tonne-class liquified natural gas (LNG) terminals at Yangkou Port in China have completed their main structures. Each terminal features a 410-meter butterfly-shaped berth. One is China's first shared LNG terminal, designed to serve two

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Two new 150,000-tonne-class liquified natural gas (LNG) terminals at Yangkou Port in China have completed their main structures. Each terminal features a 410-meter butterfly-shaped berth. One is China's first shared LNG terminal, designed to serve two receiving stations from a single berth. Both terminals are part of Sunshine Island, China's largest offshore LNG energy hub.

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