Inpex restarts second Ichthys LNG train

Japan’s Inpex has restarted the second liquefaction train at its Ichthys LNG export plant in Australia, a spokesman for Inpex told LNG Prime on Friday. “I can confirm that Train 2 restarted operations on October 9,” the spokesman said. Inpex said on August 22 that the second train was “temporarily halted” on the evening of August 20….

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