Malaysia’s Petronas lifts force majeure on gas supply to MLNG Dua

Malaysian energy giant Petronas said it had lifted the force majeure on gas supplies to Malaysia LNG Dua’s facility at the giant Bintulu LNG complex in Sarawak.

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