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Gasgrid says two Inkoo regas slots booked for 2027

By LNG Prime Staff
Gasgrid says two Inkoo regas slots booked for 2027
FSRU Exemplar (Image: Gasgrid)

Firms have booked two regasification slots at the Inkoo FSRU-based terminal for 2027 following the completion of the long-term allocation procedure, according to Finland’s gas system and LNG terminal operator Gasgrid.

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