Wednesday, 20 May 2009 08:46
LNG Journal, Africa Editor
After onshore LNG plants and Floating LNG developments, a London-based company, Gasol, and partners including Mustang Engineering of Texas and Teekay Gas Services of Canada are developing near-shore LNG facilities to monetize West African natural gas.
After onshore LNG plants and Floating LNG developments, a London-based company, Gasol, and partners including Mustang Engineering of Texas and Teekay Gas Services of Canada are developing near-shore LNG facilities to monetize West African natural gas.
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