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Shell's huge floating liquefied natural gas vessel is ready to go in 2018, CNBC reports.
The 488-meter long facility, also called Prelude, is set to start its job of extracting and processing gas at sea.
The world's largest vessel, the ship is said to be able to displace as much water as five aircraft carriers. It's nearly as long as the Willis Tower in Chicago.
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