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Singapore LNG kicks off work on third jetty

By LNG Prime Staff
Singapore LNG kicks off work on third jetty
Image: Singapore LNG

State-owned LNG terminal operator Singapore LNG has officially kicked off the construction of a new LNG jetty, which will support the further growth of LNG bunkering in Singapore.

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