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Thailand’s B.Grimm Power forms Malaysian LNG unit

By LNG Prime Staff
Thailand’s B.Grimm Power forms Malaysian LNG unit
For illustration only (Image: B.Grimm Power)

Thailand’s B.Grimm Power, part of B.Grimm, has established a new subsidiary in
Malaysia to trade LNG and natural gas.

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