Inpex says first Ichthys LNG train to resume full ops in December

Japan’s Inpex said on Tuesday it expects the first liquefaction train at its Ichthys LNG export plant in Australia to resume full operations at the beginning of December. Last month, a spokesman for Inpex told LNG Prime that Train 1 is expected to “return to 100 percent by mid-November.” On September 10, Inpex announced it…

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