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Targray plans to export US bio-LNG to Europe

By LNG Prime Staff
Targray plans to export US bio-LNG to Europe
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New York-based Targray Industries, a unit of Canada’s Targray, plans to export small quantities of bio-LNG in ISO containers from the US and deliver it to Europe and Japan.

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