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4Gas Cancels Plans To Build LionGas LNG Terminal

March 2010 | Project News

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Dutch liquefied natural gas (LNG) company 4Gas has scrapped plans to build a new LNG import terminal in Rotterdam owing to its failure to agree long-term supply deals with gas customers.

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