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Kinder Morgan seeks DOE extension for Gulf LNG export project

By LNG Prime Staff
Kinder Morgan seeks DOE extension for Gulf LNG export project
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US energy company Kinder Morgan is seeking a non-FTA export extension from the US DOE for the planned Gulf LNG export terminal in Mississippi.

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