Inpex: first Ichthys LNG train resumes full operations

The first liquefaction train at the Inpex-operated Ichthys LNG export plant in Australia has resumed full operations, a spokesman for Inpex told LNG Prime on Tuesday. “I can elaborate that T1 is currently at more or less 100 percent,” the spokesman said. On September 10, Inpex announced it had decided to reduce Train 1’s rate of operations…

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