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Federal report swears Aus LNG sector remains resilient

Can it compete against less sluggish rivals?

Mark Tilly
Can it compete against less sluggish rivals?

Can it compete against less sluggish rivals?

The ‘LNG Commodity Report" put together by the federal governments' Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources, estimates Asian demand could reach as high as 800 million tonnes per annum by...

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