Freeport LNG
Ryan Abraham is a highly experienced engineering professional with a strong background in production engineering and environmental compliance. Currently serving as a Production Engineering Supervisor and previously as a Production Planning Engineer at Freeport LNG since March 2023, Ryan has also held significant roles at Airgas from 2018 to August 2023, including Project Manager and Zone Production Engineer, where expertise in plant improvements, maintenance tracking, and cost reduction was demonstrated. Prior experience includes roles as Environmental Engineer II and Project/Program Engineer II at Chesapeake Energy from 2013 to 2018, focusing on air permitting and regulatory impact analysis. Ryan began a career as an Engineering Analyst/Consultant at ICF International, providing insights on methane mitigation in the oil and gas sector. Educational qualifications comprise a Master of Engineering in Chemical Engineering from the University of Maryland and a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from the University of Virginia.
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Freeport LNG: Taking U.S. Natural Gas Global The shale gas revolution in the late 2000s marked a turning point in the U.S. oil and gas industry. For Freeport LNG, it meant taking our business in a new direction: transforming an import terminal into a natural gas liquefaction and liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility. Now, we are on our way to becoming one of the first and largest U.S. exporters of LNG. What Makes Freeport LNG Successful? A Bright Future. The shale gas revolution opened up the possibility for the U.S. to gain a prominent position in the international energy markets. With access to an abundance of domestic reserves, Freeport LNG began to develop the liquefaction project in 2010. After securing world-class customers and closing financing, construction started in late 2014. The first three production units (or trains) will add approximately 15 million metric tonnes per year (mtpa) of nominal liquefaction capacity to the Quintana Island terminal facilities. An additional LNG train (Train 4) is under development. Good Business Inside and Out. Good business isn’t only about economics; it is also about the positive impacts on people and society. Internally, our values continue to shape our success. We place value on being accessible to colleagues at every level of the organization. Externally, this applies to fostering relations with our customers, to our community involvement and to our environmental stewardship. What Does Freeport LNG Mean to the U.S. and the World? - Job creation - Economic growth - Improvement in U.S. foreign trade imbalance - Global environmental benefits