Let me apologize for Stockhouse most useless text editor. THe URL was not accepted by the text editor but the editor doesn't tell you that. Now you know bad Software....
You'll need to cut and paste into a new window to get the google map street image. All else is the same in regards to get the satellite image. Enjoy the picture.
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I noticed that the stockhouse editor has blocked the satellite image. Must be stockhouse cannot be liable for "bad taste in images" so the editor blocks the image prior to posting. So I will circumvente the editor buy posting the url and the readers can zoom in and out of the image to see the surrounding landscapes. Notice the VLGC on the wharf. Notice the railyards and LPG tanks and compressors.
My question to the forum is how is H2 treated. Can H2 be categorized as a LPG?LNG? or a whole new categorary needed? I wouldn't be surprised if H2 is allowed to be exported through Ferndale.
[url=https://www.google.ca/maps/@48.8350058,-122.7086813,17z]Petrogas facility[/url]
To view the Petrogas facility click on the url. A google map will appear in a seperate window. The map is a street view of the Petrogas facility. THe next step is to .....click on the satellite image on the bottom left of the google street map. The google map should redisplay the satellite image of the Petrogas facilty. You can pan left/right/up/down on the map or can zoom in/out to gain more detail. GLTA
RFguy.
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rfguysd - (1/28/2021 1:18:56 PM) RE:RE:RE:RE:Ferndale -- undervalued Hidden Jewel? Let me provide the forum with a satellite image (10 mile altitude) of the Ferndale Petrogas plant. (google provides these things for free.....since the image is about 3 years old). Off topic...... cities accessors , roofers, land developers use an updated version with recent images to view changes to peoples homes, land areas roof lines. Funny story, roofer gave me an estimate of the cost to replace my roof tiles by just looking at the google image.....calculates sqft..... roof angles ...etc. Roofer never left his office to look at my home.
Anyway, in the image one can see the BP refinery at the top of the image, Going down the image, next is the Alcoa Smelter and Pier . Next to the smelter is Petrogas . If you look closely you can see a VLGC being loaded at the Petrogas/Smelter Pier. Below is the Philip66 refinery and its pier. One can notice lots of room for expansion..... pier and lands .
SInce I am by trade a RF engineer.... how does the forum treat Hydrogen gas? Can it be considered a LPG/LNG or will there be a new category for this gas? I know Japan want lots of H2/Canada wants to develop H2/Alberta has lots of H2.
RFguy
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WalterWhy - (1/28/2021 11:56:41 AM)
RE:RE:RE:Ferndale -- undervalued Hidden Jewel? Agreed. Looks like it's good for LPG, but they have to go through Item 3 for the gravy. Not sure what the timeline on the process is for that, but it's probably long. The only mitigating factor is that with the Smelter closing, they might have some pressure to restore jobs to the area. |