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Petronet To Resume Spot LNG Purchases?

January 2010 | Industry News

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Indian liquefied natural gas (LNG) importer Petronet has said that it is considering resuming the purchase of spot cargoes of LNG in H210, according to a report in Reuters on January 20.

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