Gladstone LNG equipment arrives from Philippines as tanks and trains advance

Friday, 31 May 2013

Australian energy company Santos received the first four of more than 100 steel structures for the Gladstone LNG plant on Curtis Island from the Batangas fabrication yard in the Philippines.


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