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Work progresses on Woodside’s Louisiana LNG export plant

By LNG Prime Staff
Work progresses on Woodside’s Louisiana LNG export plant
Louisiana LNG site (Image: Woodside)

Australian LNG player Woodside is moving forward with construction work on its Louisiana LNG export terminal.

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