Monday, 28 January 2008 06:16
John McKay, LNG Journal Editor
Spain is on track to construct its seventh LNG terminal and at least five more LNG storage tanks at existing plants as the country underpins its position as the world’s third-largest LNG importer after Japan and South Korea.
Spain is on track to construct its seventh LNG terminal and at least five more LNG storage tanks at existing plants as the country underpins its position as the world’s third-largest LNG importer after Japan and South Korea.
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