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PetroChina kicks off work on new Rudong LNG tank

By LNG Prime Staff
PetroChina kicks off work on new Rudong LNG tank
Image: PetroChina

State-owned PetroChina has begun construction on a new 200,000-cbm LNG storage tank at its Rudong LNG terminal in Jiangsu.

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