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Title: LNG-Base Load Operations
Author: Robert H. Preusser
Source: American Gas Association 1973
Year Published: 1973
Abstract: Since Natural Gas came into widespread use in the 1950s, the addition of new loads was relatively straight forward. Distribution companies increased their contracts and the suppliers for firm and/or storage gas depending on the particular situation. Now a radical change has occured in that suppliers are not meeting contracted natural gas volumes. Other sources of supply had to be hurriedly found. Among the most expedient was the importation of LNG for base load use. Brooklyn Union first became involved with LNG in the fall of 1968 when it put its Greenpoint liquefaction in and vaporization facility into operation. This was to be used for peak shaving replacing an outmoded oil gas plant, which has since been demolished.

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