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Regas keeps FLNG dream alive

WHILE operators struggle to get floating LNG projects off the ground, demand for regasification facilities are expected to soar, keeping the FLNG dream alive to help commercialise offshore gas reserves.

UK consultancy Douglas-Westwood's World FLNG Market Forecast 2017-2022 expects capital spending on FLNG facilities to total $US41.6 billion, by the end of which time the current LNG glut is expected to...

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