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Petronas says Bintulu LNG ops not affected by floods

By LNG Prime Staff
Petronas says Bintulu LNG ops not affected by floods
Bintulu LNG (Image: Petronas)

Operations at the giant Bintulu LNG plant in Sarawak remain uninterrupted following severe flooding in the area, according to Malaysian energy giant Petronas. Petronas announced on Thursday that its operations in Miri and Bintulu remain uninterrupted following severe flooding in both areas on January 29. “The safety of our staff, their families, and the surrounding…

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