Bangladesh seeks to further expand spot LNG supplier list

Bangladesh is inviting companies to submit applications to add more approved spot LNG suppliers as the country seeks to secure needed supplies for its power plants amid disruptions from the ongoing Middle East conflict. Petrobangla issued an invitation to enlist additional spot LNG suppliers on behalf of the Ministry of Power, Energy & Mineral Resources…

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