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H2G Green’s unit launches small LNG facility in Singapore

By LNG Prime Staff
H2G Green's unit launches small LNG facility in Singapore
For illustration only (Image: GasHubUnited)

H2G Green’s unit GasHubUnited has completed and commissioned one of its largest LNG facilities to date, built for a “leading food and beverage (F&B) manufacturer” in Singapore.

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