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Tokyo Gas Plans New LNG Terminal

February 2009 | Industry News

Japan's Tokyo Gas has announced that it is considering building a new liquefied natural gas (LNG) receiving terminal in Hitachi, north-east of Tokyo, by 2017-2018, which would be aimed at meeting rising domestic demand, according to Reuters.

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