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An Expensive Alternative: LNG Plans For Hong Kong

December 2006 | Project News

China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNC) and British major BP , joint developers of the Yacheng 31-1 field in the South China Sea, have announced plans to invest US$100mn drilling five further natural gas wells in the concession.

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