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News wrap: Kogas, Exxon and BP

KOREA's Kogas signs up for LNG from the US; Exxon output disappoints; and US federal court asks B...

Kogas In what could potentially be a setback for Australian LNG projects courting Asian customers, Korea Gas Corporation, the world's largest LNG importer, has signed up for LNG from US, The Australian...

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