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GTT inks onshore LNG tank pact with China’s BPE

By LNG Prime Staff
GTT inks onshore LNG tank pact with China's BPE
Image: GTT China

French LNG containment GTT and China’s Beijing Petrochemical Engineering (BPE) have signed a deal to cooperate on onshore membrane LNG tanks.

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