Osaka Gas plans to resell surplus LNG
Reuters reports that Japan’s Osaka Gas Co. will try to sell surplus LNG when a short-term opportunity arises, and will also set-up long-term sales agreements with other LNG purchasers.
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Reuters reports that Japan’s Osaka Gas Co. will try to sell surplus LNG when a short-term opportunity arises, and will also set-up long-term sales agreements with other LNG purchasers.
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The BC LNG Alliance has released a short video looking at the history of the LNG shipping industry.
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Inpex has announced that two new work packages have been awarded for the Ichthys LNG project construction site, which is located at Bladin Point, Australia.
MSC Cruises and STX France have signed a letter of intent for four LNG-fuelled ships.