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Home›Clean Fuel›Yemen LNG Denies New Pipeline Attack
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September 4, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Yemen LNG Denies New Pipeline Attack

Yemen LNG Company said in a statement that it denies the news of a pipeline sabotage that was reported by some press agencies today. LNG production is running on the two trains at the Balhaf LNG plant and all the upstream facilities and the pipeline are in service at nominal capacity, the company sa

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Yemen LNG Company said in a statement that it denies the news of a pipeline sabotage that was reported by some press agencies today.

LNG production is running on the two trains at the Balhaf LNG plant and all the upstream facilities and the pipeline are in service at nominal capacity, the company said in a statement.

The Yemen LNG project has three long-term contracts to supply LNG to GDF Suez, Kogas and Total Gas & Power for a total of 6.7 Mtpa.

[mappress] LNG World News Staff, September 4, 2012; Image: Yemen LNG

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