Australian East Coast gas market appears to have ended LNG panic Featured

Friday, 09 June 2017

Demand for domestic natural gas for the Australian east coast state of Queensland is falling and is taking pressure off prices for the three liquefied natural gas plants exporting cargoes made from coal-seam gas to Asian customers.


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