Wednesday, 20 May 2009 08:50
David A. Franklin, Houston, Texas
World market conditions have created havoc in the energy industry, causing significant changes in US LNG trade. The overheated world economy through mid-2008 followed by the credit crunch and recession has led to a re-think on corporate strategies.
World market conditions have created havoc in the energy industry, causing significant changes in US LNG trade. The overheated world economy through mid-2008 followed by the credit crunch and recession has led to a re-think on corporate strategies.
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May 2009
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