Tuesday, 17 February 2009 11:06
During the next three years more than 82 million tonnes per annum, or about 10.4 billion cubic feet per day, of new LNG capacity will be commissioned - over half located in Qatar
The development of much of this Qatari capacity was sanctioned on the basis of significant volume being delivered to the US, and to a lesser extent to the UK.
The development of much of this Qatari capacity was sanctioned on the basis of significant volume being delivered to the US, and to a lesser extent to the UK.
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February 2009
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