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Distrigas Starts Imports of Qatar LNG

December 2006 | Industry News

Distrigas , the Belgian subsidiary of Suez Energy , which is currently in merger talks with Gaz de France has announced that it will import liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Qatar over the winter in order to meet the seasonal demand spike.

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