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Spanish LNG imports down in October

By LNG Prime Staff
Spanish LNG imports down in October
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Spanish liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports fell in October compared with the same month the previous year, with the US supplying most of the volumes, according to a preliminary monthly report by LNG terminal operator Enagas.

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