about 14 years ago
South Korea, the world’s second biggest buyer of LNG, is due to get a liquefied natural gas cargo from Equatorial Guinea next week, according to the Pyeongtaek Port Authority. The 155,000 cbm GasLog Savannah will reach the Pyeongtaek LNG terminal on February 20. The Pyeongtaek LNG terminal is South
South Korea, the world’s second biggest buyer of LNG, is due to get a liquefied natural gas cargo from Equatorial Guinea next week, according to the Pyeongtaek Port Authority.
The 155,000 cbm GasLog Savannah will reach the Pyeongtaek LNG terminal on February 20.
The Pyeongtaek LNG terminal is South Korea’s first LNG import terminal and it is operated by KOGAS.
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LNG World News Staff, February 17, 2012; Image: KOGAS
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