ABB joins Argent LNG’s Louisiana export project

Swiss engineering group ABB has signed a deal with US firm Argent LNG to collaborate on automation and electrical solutions for the latter’s planned LNG export terminal in Port Fourchon, Louisiana. Under the scope of the memorandum of understanding, the duo will explore ABB’s plans to deliver an integrated automation and electrical infrastructure, as well…

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