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Power LNG, Enestas join forces on Galveston project

By LNG Prime Staff
Power LNG, Enestas join forces on Galveston project
For illustration only (Image: Enestas)

Texas-based Power LNG is joining forces with Mexico’s Enestas to develop its proposed Galveston LNG facility.

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