The export boom requires substantial investment in new terminaling infrastructure. Moda Midstream's CEO and founder describes the potential of the firm’s Moda Ingleside Energy Center at the mouth of the Corpus Christi Bay, one of the few terminals on the US. Gulf Coast capable of handling big VLCC tankers.
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Bo McCall, Founding Partner & CEO, Moda Midstream
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