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LNG Croatia extends bid deadline for capacity expansion contracts

By LNG Prime Staff
LNG Croatia extends bid deadline for capacity expansion contracts
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State-owned LNG terminal operator LNG Croatia extended the deadline for bids for two contracts related to the capacity expansion of the FSRU-based LNG import facility on the Croatian island of Krk. LNG Croatia is extending the deadline for the delivery of bids until September 3, 2024, it said in a statement. This is due to…

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