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South Korean LNG terminal secures $815 million loan

By LNG Prime Staff
South Korean LNG terminal secures $815 million loan
Image: BS Hanyang

South Korea’s BS Hanyang and GS Energy have secured a 1.1 trillion won ($815 million) loan for their Northeast Asia LNG hub terminal in Yeosu.

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