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Home›Clean Fuel›NLNG sells single cargo to Shell
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January 16, 2015 · about 11 years ago

NLNG sells single cargo to Shell

Nigeria liquefied natural gas facility sold a single cargo to Shell.

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Nigeria’s liquefied natural gas export facility located at Bonny Island sold a single cargo to Shell.

Sources close to the matter told Reuters that the cargo will be loaded later this month.

Traders previously revealed that the Nigeria LNG export plant at offered a 140,000 cubic-meters-capacity cargo with a loading window between January 17 and January 19.

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