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Delfin seeks new DOE extension, eyes FID on first FLNG in August

By LNG Prime Staff
Delfin seeks new DOE extension for US FLNG project
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Delfin Midstream, the US developer of a floating LNG export project offshore Louisiana, is seeking an additional extension from the US Department of Energy. The company is looking to make a final investment decision on the first FLNG in August.

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