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Gato Negro seeks DOE non-FTA approval for Mexico LNG plant

By LNG Prime Staff
Gato Negro seeks DOE non-FTA approval for Mexico LNG plant
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Gato Negro Permitium Dos is seeking long-term authorization from the US Department of Energy for non-FTA exports of US natural gas from Gato Negro’s planned liquefaction plant in Manzanillo, Mexico. In May this year, Gato Negro Permitium Uno sought long-term authorization from the DOE to export US natural gas via pipeline to the planned liquefaction…

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