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Singapore’s EMA, PetroChina ink LNG pact

By LNG Prime Staff
Singapore’s EMA, PetroChina ink LNG pact
Image: EMA

EMA signed the memorandum with PetroChina International in Shanghai on Thursday. According to EMA, the collaboration will help strengthen Singapore’s expertise and knowledge of LNG supply and management. This is part of Singapore’s continued efforts to strengthen its energy security and resilience as the county explores alternative energy sources to decarbonize its power sector and…

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