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ConocoPhillips seals Equatorial Guinea LNG deal

By LNG Prime Staff
ConocoPhillips seals Equatorial Guinea LNG deal
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US energy giant ConocoPhillips has executed an LNG tolling agreement for third-party operated gas volumes at the Punta Europa LNG plant in Equatorial Guinea.

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