Venture Global to add more CP2 LNG trains due to high demand

US LNG exporter Venture Global has added four more liquefaction trains to the planned bolt-on expansion at its CP2 LNG project in Louisiana due to high demand for US LNG, according to CEO Mike Sabel.

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