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Arrow hopes to benefit from bidding war

ARROW Energy is hoping that competing bids from rival contractors for its planned coal seam gas-to-LNG project in Gladstone will give it the best possible deal.

While Arrow, owned equally by Shell and PetroChina, had awarded the front-end engineering and design contract to a consortium led by Chiyoda Corporation, The Australian Financial Review said other contractors...

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