Wednesday, 05 December 2007 10:44
John McKay, LNG Journal Editor, and David Hayes, Asia Correspondent, Shanghai
China will have nine LNG terminals to meet rising demand as its coastal import network begins to take shape now that LNG has already become a strategic fuel.
China will have nine LNG terminals to meet rising demand as its coastal import network begins to take shape now that LNG has already become a strategic fuel.
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