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Santos: Angore project boosts PNG LNG

By LNG Prime Staff
Santos: Angore project boosts PNG LNG
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US energy giant ExxonMobil, Australian LNG player Santos, and other partners in the PNG LNG JV have completed the Angore project in PNG’s Hela province. This project will deliver up to 350 million standard cubic feet (mmscf) per day of gas to support stable, long-term PNG LNG production. Santos announced the completion of the project…

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