Industry / Australia

PetroChina Set For First LNG Imports As Expansion Drive Kicks Off

March 2011 | Industry News

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PetroChina is increasingly challenging CNC's dominance of China's LNG import sector, and could build up a capacity of as much as 26bcm by 2020.

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