Equinor comes to terms with Europe's only baseload LNG export plant staying shut until 2021 after fire
Tuesday, 13 October 2020
Equinor, the operator of the LNG export plant on Melkoya Island in Northern Norway, said that the facility would not be re-starting until early 2021 after a fire described as a very serious incident that had disturbed local residents in the nearby town of Hammerfest.
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