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Home›Clean Fuel›TTLNG puts single spot cargo up for grabs
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October 12, 2015 · about 11 years ago

TTLNG puts single spot cargo up for grabs

Trinidad and Tobago LNG, a unit of state-owned National Gas Company (NGC), issued a revised invitation for companies to bid for a single spot cargo.

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Trinidad and Tobago LNG, a unit of state-owned National Gas Company (NGC), issued a revised invitation for companies to bid for a single spot cargo.

The company initially issued a notice to bid in September for purchase of LNG cargoes over a two-year period ending September 30th 2017.

In a revised notice e-mailed to LNG World News, TTLNG invites bids for the purchase of one spot cargo, with a capacity of around 153,000 cbm and scheduled for loading on December 19th 2015, at Atlantic LNG’s Point Fortin liquefaction plant.

It also invited companies that responded to the initial notice to respond to the revised notice confirming an interest to bid for this spot sale.

TTLNG was established in 2005 to hold the 11.11% shareholding in Atlantic LNG Train 4.

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LNG World News Staff; Image: BG Group

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