Industry / Australia

Kogas Inks US$84bn Gas Supply Deal In Boost For Australian Projects

August 2011 | Industry News

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South Korea's state-owned gas company, Kogas , has announced new gas deals with oil and gas majors Shell and Total worth KRW90trn (US$84bn).

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