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Sunoco’s Marcus Hook Could Turn Into LNG Export Site, IHS Says

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Sunoco Inc.’s Marcus Hook refinery in Pennsylvania, which was shut last year after the company failed to find a buyer for it, could be used as a liquefied natural gas export facility or gas-fired power station, according to a report by IHS Inc.

Other possibilities include using the site to process natural gas liquids, store gasoline or make chemical product ingredients, according to the study released today and funded by the Delaware County Industrial Development Authority. The facility could host two of the options simultaneously.