Tuesday, 30 October 2007 06:14
LNG Journal Editor, John McKay
The United States is becoming the swing market for global LNG and will be a greater influence on price and cargo movements from 2008 when five new import terminals begin operations in North America.
The United States is becoming the swing market for global LNG and will be a greater influence on price and cargo movements from 2008 when five new import terminals begin operations in North America.
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