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Kosmos: Tortue FLNG continues to produce above capacity

By LNG Prime Staff
Kosmos Tortue FLNG continues to produce above capacity
Imaqe: Golar LNG

The 2.7 mtpa FLNG Gimi, which serves the BP-led Greater Tortue Ahmeyim LNG project offshore Mauritania and Senegal, continues to produce above its nameplate capacity, according to US-based Kosmos Energy.

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