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Crown, IGX ink Kakinada LNG pact

By LNG Prime Staff
Crown, IGX ink Kakinada LNG pact
Image: Crown LNG

US-listed Crown LNG has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Indian Gas Exchange (IGX) to cooperate on liquefied natural gas sales to downstream customers from its planned LNG import terminal in Kakinada, India.

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