It will be possible for the ferry to be refulled at LNG terminal - understandable?

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Hello.
It will be possible for the ferry to be refulled at LNG terminal.
Do you think the sentence makes sense?
What is your opinion?
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It would make more sense for it to be refuelled.
 

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My PC failed to find the typo.
 

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And possibly the LNG terminal or LNG terminals.
 

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Or even 'an LNG terminal'.

It does depend on the reader knowing what LNG stands for, but that would vary depending on your target audience.


Where I live it's well known, because we have extensive gas deposits (and oil to a lesser extent), and the various production industries are a major source of employment. I imagine it's noticeably less familiar in other regions of the US, as it's primarily used just as a storage and transportation method for natural gas.

Here, we're just starting to see the first talk of it eventually being publicly available as motor fuel.
 
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