Friday, 30 October 2009 09:53
LNG Journal, North America Correspondent
Expected demand increases for LNG supplies, delays in completing current onshore LNG projects and the postponement of new onshore LNG facility authorizations have created considerable interest in offshore LNG alternatives.
Expected demand increases for LNG supplies, delays in completing current onshore LNG projects and the postponement of new onshore LNG facility authorizations have created considerable interest in offshore LNG alternatives.
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