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Jera boosts LNG business with Haynesville acquisition

By LNG Prime Staff
Jera boosts LNG business with Haynesville acquisition
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Japan’s power firm and LNG trader Jera has signed a deal with Williams and GEP Haynesville II to acquire 100 percent of their respective interests in the South Mansfield upstream asset located in western Louisiana’s Haynesville Shale basin.

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