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April 8, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Yemen LNG shuts one train

Yemen’s US$ 4.5 billion LNG export facility in Balhaf has reportedly closed one of its two liquefaction train due to fighting in the country. According to Reuters, due to the war in Yemen, not many ships are coming to take LNG and the facility is running only one train. The 6.7 Mtpa Yemen LNG projec

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Yemen’s US$ 4.5 billion LNG export facility in Balhaf has reportedly closed one of its two liquefaction train due to fighting in the country.

According to Reuters, due to the war in Yemen, not many ships are coming to take LNG and the facility is running only one train.

The 6.7 Mtpa Yemen LNG project, operated by France’s Total, has three long-term contracts to supply the chilled gas to GDF Suez, Kogas and Total Gas & Power.

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