Tuesday, 22 July 2008 06:28
David Hayes reports from Singapore on the city state’s LNG progress after it tied up supply and alliance deals with the industry’s main players in the UK and France
A fully laden LNG carrier passes Singapore almost every day of the year on its way to Japan or South Korea for discharge.
But soon the city state could have a say in what prices are being paid in the Asia-Pacific and elsewhere as it builds up its LNG spot trading capability and establishes its own import facilities.
A fully laden LNG carrier passes Singapore almost every day of the year on its way to Japan or South Korea for discharge.
But soon the city state could have a say in what prices are being paid in the Asia-Pacific and elsewhere as it builds up its LNG spot trading capability and establishes its own import facilities.
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July / August 2008
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