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Argentina’s YPF joins PAE and Golar to develop FLNG project

By LNG Prime Staff
Argentina's YPF joins PAE and Golar to develop FLNG project
For illustration only (Image: Golar LNG)

Argentina’s state-owned oil and gas company YPF will join a floating LNG project developed by Pan American Energy and Golar LNG, according to YPF CEO Horacio Marin. Marin announced this move in a social media post on Sunday. The CEO congratulated PAE for entering, through Argentina’s incentive regime for large investments (RIGI), its project to…

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