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Home›Clean Fuel›UK: Dragon LNG Terminal to Get Cargo January 5
Clean Fuel

December 29, 2010 · about 15 years ago

UK: Dragon LNG Terminal to Get Cargo January 5

The Methane Heather Sally LNG carrier, with a capacity of 145,613 cubic metres, is due to arrive in the UK’s Dragon terminal January 5, according to the Milford Haven Port Authority website. BG and Petronas between them have contracted for the full capacity at Dragon LNG’s Milford Haven site over th

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The Methane Heather Sally LNG carrier, with a capacity of 145,613 cubic metres, is due to arrive in the UK’s Dragon terminal January 5, according to the Milford Haven Port Authority website.

BG and Petronas between them have contracted for the full capacity at Dragon LNG’s Milford Haven site over the next 20 years.

BG Group owns 50 per cent of Dragon LNG Terminal, Petronas 30 per cent and 4 Gas 20 per cent.

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