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South Africa’s TNPA inks Ngqura LNG terminal operator deal

By LNG Prime Staff
South Africa’s TNPA inks Ngqura LNG terminal operator deal
Image: Transnet

South Africa’s Transnet National Ports Authority has signed a 25-year terminal operator agreement with a joint venture between Tamasa Energy Group and the Strategic Fuel Fund to develop an onshore LNG regasification facility at the port of Ngqura.

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