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United Energy expands small-scale LNG platform with Alkane acquisition

By LNG Prime Staff
United Energy expands its small-scale LNG platform with Alkane acquisition
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Texas-based United Energy has acquired Alkane and its LNG production facility in Seminole in a $31 million transaction, as it continues to expand its small-scale LNG platform.

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