McDermott International’s CB&I Storage Solutions business will research opportunities to expand current liquid hydrogen storage capacity limits for a leading natural gas producer.
A specialist in field-erected spherical hydrogen storage, CB&I Storage Solutions is currently building the world’s largest liquid hydrogen sphere for NASA.
“In 1960, we built the first liquid hydrogen sphere with the capacity to store 170 cubic meters. Over the last sixty years, we have expanded that threshold by about 30-fold to 5,000 cubic meters,” said Cesar Canals, Senior Vice-President of CB&I Storage Solutions.
“And we will continue to advance our technology and apply our expertise to further refine our portfolio of storage solutions to meet our customers’ future demands.”
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