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TotalEnergies expects Q3 LNG results to be above $1 billion

By LNG Prime Staff
TotalEnergies expects Q3 LNG results to be above $1 billion
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France’s TotalEnergies said on Tuesday that its third-quarter integrated liquefied natural gas (LNG) results are expected to be above $1 billion. “Integrated LNG results are expected to be above $1 billion, in a context of low market volatility and a decrease in production due to unplanned maintenance on Ichthys LNG,” TotalEnergies said. TotalEnergies has a…

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