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South Africa’s Renergen awards contract for 2nd phase of helium and LNG project

By LNG Prime Staff
South Africa's Renergen awards contract for 2nd phase of helium and LNG project
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Renergen, the operator of a small liquefied natural gas plant in South Africa, has selected US-based Chart Industries and two other partners for the second phase of its helium and LNG project.

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