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|Articles|February 15, 2022
Nitrogen Company Expansion
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N2 Solutions (N2S), a supplier of nitrogen services, has opened a West-Gulf Coast facility in Highlands, Texas. Located to provide nitrogen service and support on an immediate basis, the 24/7 facility is capable of independent operation, maintaining and dispatching equipment and personnel to service projects from the East Texas state line on westward. The facility hosts onsite liquid N2 storage, some 6,000 square foot of building space, an attached wash bay, three vehicle bay doors that access the shop, and a mezzanine storage loft accessed by an industrial elevator in-house.
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