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QatarEnergy holds LNG talks with South Korea’s Kogas

By LNG Prime Staff
QatarEnergy in LNG supply talks with South Korea's Kogas
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State-owned LNG giant QatarEnergy has held supply talks with South Korean LNG importer and its long-standing customer Kogas. Qatar’s energy minister and QatarEnergy’s CEO, Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi, held talks with top energy leaders during a visit to South Korea, according to a statement on Monday. Al-Kaabi was accompanied by a delegation of senior executives from…

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