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Santos: GLNG to buy Meridian CSG project

By LNG Prime Staff
Santos GLNG to buy Meridian CSG project
Image: Santos

Australian LNG player Santos and its GLNG joint venture partners have entered into binding agreements to purchase 100 percent of the Greater Meridian CSG project in Queensland for approximately $310 million.

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