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Eni: third phase of YPF’s Argentina LNG project requires $20 billion investment

By LNG Prime Staff
Eni third phase of YPF's Argentina LNG project requires $20 billion investment
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The third phase of YPF’s Argentina LNG export project would require an investment of about $20 billion, according to Eni’s COO of global natural resources, Guido Brusco.

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