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Eni’s Nguya FLNG ships first cargo

By LNG Prime Staff
Eni’s Nguya FLNG ships first cargo
Image: Eni

Eni’s Nguya floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) unit has shipped its first cargo, marking the start of exports of the second phase of the Congo LNG project.

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