Thursday, 21 February 2008 08:04
Companies help fund protection of LNG assets but Congress told more resources needed
Concern has been expressed in a report to the US Congress about the financial capability and the level of support being accorded to the US Coast Guard to carry through its planned security program for LNG carriers and facilities.
Concern has been expressed in a report to the US Congress about the financial capability and the level of support being accorded to the US Coast Guard to carry through its planned security program for LNG carriers and facilities.
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February 2008
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