Chart wins Louisiana LNG gig

US LNG equipment maker Chart Industries has won a contract from compatriot Bechtel to supply liquefaction technology and cold boxes for the first phase of Woodside’s Louisiana LNG export project. Under the order awarded in December 2024, Chart will support Phase 1 of Louisiana LNG by providing two LNG plants comprising 16 cold boxes in…

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