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Eni, BP launch Soyo gas treatment plant in Angola

By LNG Prime Staff
Eni, BP launch Soyo gas treatment plant in Angola
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Azule Energy, a joint venture of Eni and BP, has launched a new natural gas treatment plant in Soyo, Northern Angola, which sends gas to the Angola LNG plant.

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