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Petronas, Hokuriku Electric to renew LNG supply deal

By LNG Prime Staff
Petronas, Hokuriku Electric to renew LNG supply deal
For illustration only (Image: Petronas)

A unit of Malaysia’s energy giant Petronas has signed a heads of agreement with Japan’s utility Hokuriku Electric to negotiate the renewal of a long-term liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply agreement.

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