LNG Canada : A major milestone in our LNG Tank journey: cool-down has begun!
LNG Canada : A major milestone in our LNG Tank journey: cool-down has begun!
From the extreme cold (-40°C) of Canada and Norway to the extreme heat (+50°C) of the Sahara and Western Australia, in sometimes very remote areas, our clients have entrusted us with complex projects that tolerate neither approximation nor delay. Thank you to all those who have placed their trust in us over the last few years.
2025: milestones achieved on flagship projects
2025 marked milestones on three flagship projects: LNG Canada, Isle of Grain and GATE T4. Major steps were taken in demanding industrial environments, with a constant focus on safety, quality of execution and long-term reliability.
An integrated value chain, fewer interfaces
Our strength: an integrated model, from engineering to commissioning, supported by manufacturing (Entrepose Industries) and detailed engineering (all inhouse performed ). Fewer interfaces. More secure deadlines. Enhanced quality.
Anticipate, innovate, transmit
We contribute to standardization work (Commission M30, UNM 362 and at European level) to anticipate future requirements. We are also cautiously evaluating the contribution of AI to assist in certain design phases and other aspects in our process. Finally, we invest in knowledge transfer: presentations at schools and universities, training and support for young employees.
2026: new prospects
In 2026, we are opening up new prospects: many projects under development in our core business (LNG tanks & terminals) but also for CCUS applications, or for new energies like Ammonia terminals, more regular project communication here, and the launch of our new website in a few months.
We wish you a safe, successful and ambitious 2026. Follow our page to stay up to date with our projects.
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Nguyen Trinh leads and involves all the business lines to guarantee performance in terms of quality, health, safety and the environment by uniting the teams, from the field to management, around a strong objective: to anticipate, prevent and protect. The role is above all collective.
“Being a construction director means turning technical challenges into collective achievements.”
On the LNG Canada project, Eric Priore led his teams through extraordinary conditions: extreme cold, snowstorms, complex interfaces, and strict HSE requirements.