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Tokyo Gas takes stake in Batangas LNG terminal

By LNG Prime Staff
Tokyo Gas takes stake in Batangas LNG terminal
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Japan’s city gas supplier and LNG importer, Tokyo Gas, has acquired a 20 percent stake in First Gen LNG, a unit of First Gen and the operator of the FSRU-based terminal in Batangas, Philippines.

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