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Japanese Investors Boost Chances Of Q112 FID For Brass LNG

August 2011 | Industry News

Japanese investment in Nigeria's 10mn tpa Brass LNG export terminal is a major boost to the long-delayed project, greatly improving the chances of a Q112 final investment decision.

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