Industry / Australia

FID Ahead As Sinopec Confirms APLNG Deal

April 2011 | Project News

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The Australia Pacific Liquefied Natural Gas (APLNG) project has taken another step forward following the signing of a binding gas sales agreement with Chinese oil and gas company Sinopec.

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