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Home›Clean Fuel›China Imported 9.41 Million Tons of LNG in Jan-Oct
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November 25, 2011 · about 15 years ago

China Imported 9.41 Million Tons of LNG in Jan-Oct

China paid about $440.75 per ton for the 9.41 million tons of LNG imported in the country over the first 10 months this year, customs data showed today. The country will consume 31 million metric tons a year of LNG by 2015, Wood Mackenzie Ltd. recently said in a a report. China signed a huge [&helli

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China paid about $440.75 per ton for the 9.41 million tons of LNG imported in the country over the first 10 months this year, customs data showed today.

The country will consume 31 million metric tons a year of LNG by 2015, Wood Mackenzie Ltd. recently said in a a report.

China signed a huge gas deal with Turkmenistan this week to increase its annual gas deliveries from the former Soviet Union country.

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LNG World News Staff, November 25, 2011; Image: CNOOC

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