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CNG to complement Indian LNG

CNG will find home where LNG cannot travel to, Maurice Brand says.

India flag.

It can compete on spot prices in the longer term and get to places in India still not equipped for LNG. "We've been looking at the Indian subcontinent for some time," Brand told Energy News. ...

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