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Kimmeridge’s Commonwealth LNG gets final non-FTA approval from DOE

By LNG Prime Staff
Kimmeridge’s Commonwealth LNG gets final non-FTA approval from DOE
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Kimmeridge’s Commonwealth LNG has received the final non-free trade agreement export authorization from the US Department of Energy for its planned 9.5 mtpa LNG export project near Cameron, Louisiana.

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