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DET rejects Deutsche ReGas claims

By LNG Prime Staff
DET rejects Deutsche ReGas claims
Image: Deutsche Energy Terminal (DET)

State-owned German LNG terminal operator DET on Tuesday rejected a claim by Deutsche ReGas, the operator of the Mukran LNG terminal, that it has been marketing its regasification capacities at prices “significantly below” the cost-covering fees.

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