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China’s gas imports down in July

By LNG Prime Staff
China’s gas imports down in July
The Tianjin Nangang LNG import terminal (Image: Beijing Gas)

China’s natural gas imports, including pipeline gas and LNG, dropped by 2.1 percent last month compared to July 2024, according to customs data.

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