Tuesday, 28 November 2006
Keven Dunphy
Only 3.8 percent of liquefied natural gas trading was on spot or short-term contracts in 1999, rising to 12 percent at the last estimate and to a probable 33 percent by 2011.
In having long-term supply contracts, the delivery transactions can be defined by mutual agreement.
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