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Oman LNG in methanation move

By LNG Prime Staff
Oman LNG in methanation move
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State-owned producer Oman LNG has signed a deal with Japan’s Kanadevia to conduct a detailed pre-FEED study for a pilot plant to produce synthetic methane.

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