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Mitsubishi: FID taken on offshore gas project to supply Brunei LNG plant

By LNG Prime Staff
Mitsubishi FID taken on offshore gas project to supply Brunei LNG plant
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Japan’s Mitsubishi Corporation said that a final investment decision has been made for the development plan of the Petronas-operated natural gas field Block CA2, located offshore Brunei. The Brunei LNG plant will receive the produced natural gas supplies from the field.

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