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Petronet LNG logs higher quarterly profit, volumes

By LNG Prime Staff
Petronet LNG logs higher quarterly profit, volumes
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India’s largest LNG importer Petronet LNG, the operator of the Dahej and Kochi regasification terminals, reported higher quarterly profit and volumes. During the July-September quarter, the 17.5 mtpa Dahej LNG terminal processed 225 TBtu of LNG, up compared to 210 TBtu in the same quarter last year. Dahej volumes dropped compared to the record 248…

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