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First Gen secures 25-year permit for Batangas LNG import terminal

By LNG Prime Staff
First Gen secures 25-year permit for Batangas LNG import terminal
GasLog Greece and FSRU BW Batangas (Image: Jon Russell/First Gen)

A unit of power producer First Gen has received a 25-year permit to operate and maintain its Batangas liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal in the Philippines. First Gen said on Monday that its unit FGEN LNG has received from the Department of Energy a permit to operate and maintain (POM) for its interim offshore…

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