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Home›Clean Fuel›Yemen LNG Denies Report on Shabwah Attack
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April 5, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Yemen LNG Denies Report on Shabwah Attack

A news agency reported on April 4th an attack against Yemen LNG facilities in Shabwah. Yemen LNG denies this report. There was no attack against any Yemen LNG facility, there was no evacuation of any personnel. Yemen LNG currently operates normally at all worksites and produces LNG at nominal capaci

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A news agency reported on April 4th an attack against Yemen LNG facilities in Shabwah. Yemen LNG denies this report. There was no attack against any Yemen LNG facility, there was no evacuation of any personnel.

Yemen LNG currently operates normally at all worksites and produces LNG at nominal capacity.

LNG exports steadily continue at the pace of two LNG carriers per week.

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Source: Yemen LNG, April 5, 2011;

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