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Wison and Shell Partner to Expand Floating LNG Technology Access
Shell has entered a partnership with Wison New Energies to supply its proprietary liquefaction technology across the floating LNG sector.
Chinese clean energy engineering specialist Wison New Energies has formed a partnership with UK-based energy major Shell. The agreement will bring Shell's liquefaction technology to the wider commercial liquefied natural gas sector.
The initiative marks the first time Shell's liquefaction processes will be accessible to the broader market in this format. Integrating the system is intended to enhance Wison's portfolio of floating LNG solutions.
Through this cooperation, both companies aim to accelerate the engineering and deployment of next-generation floating LNG infrastructure projects.
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