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Energy Transfer hopes to rope in Lake Charles LNG partners by end of year

By LNG Prime Staff
Energy Transfer hopes to rope in Lake Charles LNG partners by end of year
The Lake Charles LNG import terminal (Image: Energy Transfer)

Texas-based Energy Transfer wants to sell 80 percent of the equity in its proposed Lake Charles LNG export facility in Louisiana before making a final investment decision on the project, according to its management.

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