A Spanish company takes part in the renovation of the liquefied natural gas terminal at Montoir-de-Bretagne
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The company Amiblu Pipes Spain is part of the project to renovate the liquefied natural gas (LNG) regasification terminal at Montoir-de-Bretagne, in France. This is reported by the specialist publication IndustriAmbiente.
A regasification terminal is an industrial facility where liquefied natural gas, which is transported by ship at a very low temperature, returns to its gaseous state so that it can be distributed through gas networks. These facilities are important for the energy supply of countries that depend on gas imports.
The participation of a Spanish company in this type of project shows the presence of our country's industry in energy infrastructure works outside Spain. Amiblu Pipes Spain is a company dedicated to the manufacture of pipes, a fundamental component in facilities such as this one.
The Montoir-de-Bretagne project is part of the efforts to modernise gas infrastructure in Europe. According to the information available, the renovation seeks to maintain the operation of the terminal and adapt it to the current needs of the energy sector. The news does not include, for the time being, details about the budget or the complete timetable of the works.
Sources: IndustriAmbiente
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