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Deutsche ReGas gets permanent Mukran LNG operating permit

By LNG Prime Staff
Deutsche ReGas gets permanent Mukran LNG operating permit
Image: Deutsche ReGas

Private German LNG terminal operator Deutsche ReGas received permanent approval to operate its Mukran LNG facility with two floating storage and regasification units (FSRUs) using onboard
gas generators.

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