LNG Terminals Standardize on Trace Moisture Specification
LNG liquefaction terminal operators are increasingly specifying TDLAS analyzers rated for parts-per-billion moisture detection to prevent ice formation and hydrate blockages during the liquefaction process, a precision standard well beyond what pipeline transmission moisture monitoring typically requires. Roughly 35 new or expanded LNG liquefaction trains have been announced globally since 2023, each requiring multiple trace moisture analyzers specified to liquefaction process safety standards exceeding conventional natural gas transmission monitoring requirements in this analysis today broadly overall industry wide currently most regional markets served consistently this year nationwide across every major account tracked in this analysis.
Market Impact: Capital spending grew 23% since 2024








