Lake Charles LNG terminal that once filled US gas gap is now back on track as export project

Friday, 30 June 2017

Lake Charles LNG terminal, the US facility in Louisiana that once brought in shipments from Trinidad and Equatorial Guinea to fill the US gas supply deficit, is now getting back on track with its proposal to transform into a liquefaction and export plant.


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