Tuesday, 30 October 2007 06:05
David Hayes, Rangoon
Growing international demand for natural gas has become a boon for many developing countries eager to cash in on untapped natural resources.
But for state’s whose activities attract serious international disapproval, such as Myanmar and Iran, the hydrocarbon dividend for projects such as LNG is always delayed.
Growing international demand for natural gas has become a boon for many developing countries eager to cash in on untapped natural resources.
But for state’s whose activities attract serious international disapproval, such as Myanmar and Iran, the hydrocarbon dividend for projects such as LNG is always delayed.
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Oct 2007
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