Russia moves slowly on Sakhalin LNG expansion

Thursday, 15 September 2011

 

Russia’s Sakhalin II LNG plant, the closest production to the world’s largest LNG market in Japan, has to overcome feed-gas supply problems if a third production Train is to be built.

That was the message from parties to the projects after a series of meetings in Russia, including one between Royal Dutch Shell Chief Executive Peter Voser and his Gazprom counterpart Alexei Miller, representing the two main Sakhalin shareholders.


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