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Singapore’s EMA, South Korea’s Kogas ink new LNG cooperation deal

By LNG Prime Staff
Singapore’s EMA, South Korea’s Kogas ink new LNG cooperation deal
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Singapore’s Energy Market Authority and South Korea’s Kogas have signed a new memorandum of understanding to collaborate on liquefied natural gas (LNG) procurement. In June this year, EMA and Kogas agreed to share best practices and knowledge on the procurement and management of LNG supplies and exchange personnel for training and learning purposes. The new…

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