Friday, 20 April 2007 14:42
By Paul Q.J. van Poecke, Chief Executive of 4Gas, and David J de Ledesma
4Gas is currently developing five LNG terminals globally and by 2015 we expect to have 10 to 15 regasification terminals operational or very close to a final investment decision.
The 4Gas strategy is to develop a global network of LNG terminals which will be available to LNG producers and other companies who seek access to growth markets.
4Gas is currently developing five LNG terminals globally and by 2015 we expect to have 10 to 15 regasification terminals operational or very close to a final investment decision.
The 4Gas strategy is to develop a global network of LNG terminals which will be available to LNG producers and other companies who seek access to growth markets.
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Mar 2007
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