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Home›Clean Fuel›USA: Chevron Wants to Re-Export LNG from Sabine Pass Terminal
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October 1, 2010 · about 16 years ago

USA: Chevron Wants to Re-Export LNG from Sabine Pass Terminal

Chevron has officially requested to re-export up to 72 Bcf of previously imported LNG for a two-year period from the Sabine Pass terminal in… (gasstrategies) [mappress] Source: gasstrategies, October 1, 2010;

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Chevron has officially requested to re-export up to 72 Bcf of previously imported LNG for a two-year period from the Sabine Pass terminal in…

( gasstrategies )

[mappress]

Source: gasstrategies, October 1, 2010;

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