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July 25, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Qatari LNG Bound for India

The Dahej LNG terminal, owned by India’s biggest LNG importer Petronet LNG, will receive a cargo of LNG onboard the 154,800 cbm Aseem from Qatar on Saturday, shipping data reveals. Petronet LNG received the 1000th cargo at its Dahej LNG terminal in February this year The Dahej terminal in Gujarat is

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The Dahej LNG terminal, owned by India’s biggest LNG importer Petronet LNG, will receive a cargo of LNG onboard the 154,800 cbm Aseem from Qatar on Saturday, shipping data reveals.

Petronet LNG received the 1000th cargo at its Dahej LNG terminal in February this year

The Dahej terminal in Gujarat is India’s first LNG import terminal and has a nominal capacity of 10 MMTPA.

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LNG World News Staff, July 25, 2013

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