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Home›Clean Fuel›Peru LNG Exports Down in January
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February 1, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Peru LNG Exports Down in January

LNG exports from Peru’s only export terminal fell 19.9 percent in January to 293,636 mt from 366,545 mt a year earlier, according to PeruPetro S.A. Peru LNG shipped four cargoes in January, two went to Spain, one for Mexico and one for Japan. The Peru LNG project includes two parts: an LNG plant wit

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LNG exports from Peru’s only export terminal fell 19.9 percent in January to 293,636 mt from 366,545 mt a year earlier, according to PeruPetro S.A.

Peru LNG shipped four cargoes in January, two went to Spain, one for Mexico and one for Japan.

The Peru LNG project includes two parts: an LNG plant with a marine terminal from which LNG is sent overseas, and a pipeline connected to the existing TgP pipeline to transport natural gas from the connection point in the mountains of Ayacucho to the LNG Plant located on the coast.

[mappress] LNG World News Staff, February 1, 2012; Image: Repsol

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