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Squadron Energy says Australia’s first LNG import terminal complete

By LNG Prime Staff
Squadron Energy says Australia’s first LNG import terminal complete
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Squadron Energy said it has completed construction on the Port Kembla import terminal in New South Wales, Australia’s first LNG import facility. According to Squadron Energy, commissioning of the onshore receiving facility is now underway, which ensures the functionality of all equipment at the import terminal including the control system, marine loading arms, and fire…

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