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August 6, 2019 · about 7 years ago

Brunei LNG offers loading cargo in late September

The Brunei LNG export plant has reportedly offered a cargo of the chilled fuel in late September.

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The Brunei LNG export plant has reportedly offered a cargo of the chilled fuel in late September.

According to Reuters, the Brunei liquefied natural gas export plant offered a cargo for loading on September 22-24, citing several trade sources.

The cargo is offered on a free-on-board (FOB) basis, with the tender possibly closing on August 6, although the sources were not able to immediately confirm that.

Brunei LNG, a joint venture between the government of Brunei, Shell and Mitsubishi Corp, operates the 6.7 mtpa facility, the first LNG plant in the Western Pacific.

LNG World News Staff

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