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Gulf moves forward with Thai LNG import terminal

By LNG Prime Staff
Gulf moves forward with Thai LNG import terminal
For illustration only (Image: Gulf)

Thailand’s Gulf and PTT Tank Terminal, a unit of PTT, are moving forward with work on their planned LNG terminal in Map Ta Phut.

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