Linde Engineering North America adds standard GSP plant to natgas portfolio
TULSA, Okla. — Linde Engineering North America (LENA) announces product expansion with the new standardized Gas Subcooled Process (GSP) plant.
According to company officials, the addition of this product to their lineup now makes it possible to offer customers a full spectrum of gas processing capabilities.
"By adding a STANDARD-GSP to STANDARD-PLUS and our custom plant capabilities, we can now offer customers a solution for every feed composition across the US and at a high recovery. This coupled with a flexible service model allows customers to select the products and services that best suit their needs," said President and CEO Jason Cooper. "Our portfolio of NGL products all come with the same focus on quality that Linde has been known for since the company was founded 135 yr ago."
The standard GSP offering is backed by LENA's full EPC capabilities, including balance of plant integration, fabrication/modularization, installation services and after sales support with spare parts and revamp services.
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