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Inpex Set To Begin Work On New LNG Terminal

June 2009 | Project News

Japanese energy company Inpex announced on June 25 that it will begin constructing its first liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in July 2009. Falling domestic gas production is pushing Inpex to diversify supplies for its gas grid in the centre of the country.

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