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Novatek’s gas sales down in January-September

By LNG Prime Staff
Novatek's gas sales down in January-September
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Russian LNG exporter Novatek reported a 2.3 percent decrease in its natural gas sales, including LNG, in the January-September period of this year. Novatek said in its preliminary report issued on Monday that the company’s natural gas sales reached 56.16 bcm during the nine-month period. According to the firm, Novatek’s gas sales reached 16.87 cbm…

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