Aktor, Motor Oil in talks for Greek FSRU project

Greece’s Aktor and Motor Oil are in negotiations over the latter’s planned Dioriga Gas FSRU-based LNG import project in Greece’s Saronic Gulf. However, no binding deal has been reached yet, according to the two firms.

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